Cheap flights from Rzeszow to Stockholm

April is the cheapest month on this route, so if your dates are flexible, aim for spring. Fares are listed for most of the year, from September through December and again from February through May, plus July and August, with the winter holidays and the middle of the Swedish summer the busiest stretches. Midweek departures generally cost less than Friday and Sunday flights, and a Tuesday or Wednesday connection is usually the quietest. Book a few weeks ahead for spring and autumn trips, and further out for summer, when seats on connecting services go first.

Two carriers sell this route: LOT Polish Airlines and Lufthansa Cityline. Both are full-service airlines rather than low-cost ones, and because there is no direct flight, every ticket is a connecting itinerary with a change at a hub along the way. That shapes what you get: a single booking usually covers both legs and protects you if the first flight runs late, while separate tickets on two carriers leave you to sort out a missed connection yourself. Baggage rules differ by fare, not just by airline, so check what the specific fare includes before you pay.

Stockholm has two airports in play, and which one you land at changes your plan. Arlanda is the main gateway, sitting north of the city, with express trains, commuter rail and coaches running into the centre through the day. Skavsta International is much further out to the south, and the usual way in is a coach to the city that takes considerably longer than the Arlanda transfer. Check the arrival airport on your ticket before you book ground transport, and leave yourself room at the end of the trip if you are flying home from a different airport than the one you landed at.

Currency

SEK (kr)

Power sockets

Type C, F · 230 V

Language

Swedish

Emergency number

112

Driving side

right

Calling code

+46

Internet domain

.se

EU / Schengen

EU member, Schengen area

Population of Stockholm

985 k (2022)

Time zone

UTC+01 (Europe/Stockholm)

Country facts: Wikidata

• Check whether your itinerary lands at Arlanda or Skavsta International before you plan the transfer into town.
• Make sure both legs sit on one ticket, so a delay on the first flight does not leave you stranded.
• Read the fare conditions on your LOT Polish Airlines or Lufthansa Cityline ticket to see if a checked bag is included.
• Carry a valid passport or ID card and check the entry rules for Sweden that apply to you.
• Compare April fares with the months either side, since spring is where this route prices lowest.
• Leave a generous gap between flights if you book the legs separately, as separate tickets are not protected.