Cheap flights from Venice to Vienna

Vienna's daylight and temperature change sharply with the seasons, so the same journey can feel like a bright summer city break or a cold winter weekend. October comes out cheapest in the dated fares, while December and the school holidays usually push prices up; midweek flights are often easier to find than Friday or Sunday ones. Venice's own weather matters too, because Treviso and Marco Polo can be affected differently by fog or rain, so leave room for a slower airport transfer in winter. Book earlier for Christmas, New Year and the main holiday periods, and use the price calendar to compare months rather than guessing.

The fare usually includes the flight itself, while bags, seat choice, priority boarding and meals are where extras appear. The route is served by Malta Air, Ryanair, Easyjet, Volotea, Air Serbia, Vueling Airlines, Austrian, ITA Airways, Condor and Air Dolomiti. Some tickets are nonstop and others connect, so check the itinerary before paying rather than relying on the airline name alone. Low-cost and full-service carriers both appear on this route, and the difference is often in baggage, flexibility and what happens if you change your plans. Read the fare rules for each option, especially on separate tickets, because protection and rebooking can differ.

Getting into Vienna usually means a train, airport bus or taxi from Schwechat Intl, and the transfer feels like leaving an out-of-town airport rather than stepping straight into the centre. Check which terminal you arrive at, where the station or bus stop is, and how late services run before you land. Public transport is straightforward once you know the route, but a late arrival can make a taxi or pre-booked transfer simpler. Watch for separate tickets, terminal changes and the time needed to reach your hotel or meeting, especially after an evening flight. If you are connecting onward, allow enough margin for passport control and baggage collection.

Currency

EUR (€)

Power sockets

Type C, F · 230 V

Language

Austrian Sign Language, German

Emergency number

112, 120, 122

Driving side

right

Calling code

+43

Internet domain

.at

EU / Schengen

EU member, Schengen area

Population of Vienna

2.0 M (2025)

Time zone

UTC+01 (Europe/Vienna)

Country facts: Wikidata

• Check whether your flight departs from Treviso or Marco Polo before you book airport transport.
• Check baggage rules and fees, especially on low-cost fares with a cabin bag.
• Check whether the itinerary is direct or has a connection, and how long the transfer lasts.
• Check passport or ID validity and any visa requirement for Austria.
• Check dates around school holidays, Christmas and New Year before assuming a fare is stable.
• Check how you will travel from Schwechat Intl to your accommodation in Vienna.