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Pescara
Pescara
Pescara, known as a resort, is a coastal city on the Adriatic coast in eastern Italy and impresses not only with its numerous beaches but also with mountainous landscapes. In the summer months, the city is one of the biggest destinations for tourists from all over Europe. No wonder, because with over 16 kilometres of coastline, the city is ideal for relaxing and swimming.
Beach holiday in Pescara
- There are countless hotels and resorts in Pescara. Enjoy the many offers directly on the Adriatic coast and look forward to a relaxing holiday.
- Stay at the Carlton Hotel to enjoy the ultimate Italian holiday. Sample the delights of the nearby Stabilimento Balneare Nettuno Beach Club.
- Sunbathe right on the beach and enjoy the hot temperatures!
Activities in Pescara
Sports fans should catch a game at the city’s Stadio Adriatico – Giovanni Cornacchia. This was used for the Olympic Games in the summer of 1960 and is therefore one of the city’s great attractions. If you are travelling with the whole family, the Museum delle Genti d’Abruzzo is worth a visit, where children can also have fun.
A region to enjoy
Abruzzo will surprise you in every season, in the mountains, in the hills, in a park or by the sea.
For the numerous lakes where the highest peaks are reflected, like the lakes of Campotosto, Scanno, Bomba and Barrea. For the most famous destinations, such as Roccaraso, Ovindoli, Campo Felice, the “5Miglia” plateau and the plain of Campo Imperatore, also called the Tibet of Europe.
For the small and pretty villages that often tell a thousand years of history, such as Santo Stefano di Sessanio, Castelli, RoccaCalascio, Roccascalegna, Pacentro and Civitella del Tronto. For the sanctity of the hermitages and the sanctuaries. Thanks to the proximity to the city of Rome and the good connections, Abruzzo is an accessible destination for everyone. Discover the many active holiday possibilities in wonderful landscapes and in the beauty of the uncontaminated nature.
Book your flight to Pescara with Ryanair.
Palermo
Palermo
Are you looking for a city break to a very special city? Then let’s go to Palermo! From Weeze Airport, you can reach Palermo in Sicily in just two and a half hours – and you can travel to Weeze Airport comfortably by car or by shuttle bus. And because the distances at Weeze Airport are short and the checks are very quick, you’ll be on the plane in no time. Ryanair flies you to Palermo three times a week.
Get to know Palermo
Beautiful Palermo is the capital of the autonomous region of Sicily – a great volcanic island in the Mediterranean. The port city is not only special because of its Mediterranean climate, but also because of its location and thanks to the historical influence from the Middle East. Art, culture, nature: Palermo has it all. Want to know more?
Art, culture and history
Palermo has long been considered a rough diamond among Italian cities. The city is rougher than Rome, for example – but that is precisely what makes it so appealing. Palermo has at least as many sights to offer: For example, Palermo Cathedral, Porta Nuova, the Norman Palace and the Capella Palatina.
Botanical Garden
Do you like greenery? Then Palermo is also the right city for you. Palermo’s botanical garden is not only a research facility and teaching garden of the local university, but is also open to visitors. Perfect for a break.
Culinary
Of course we all know that Italy is famous for pizza, pasta and the like. But did you know that Palermo in Italy has the reputation of being the absolute foodie city? The streets and markets are full of small food stalls that are perfect for a culinary city tour where you can chow down on Sicilian specialities. Try arancini, rice balls with fillings. So delicious! A guided street food tour is offered by Streaty, for example.
Super tasty pasta and pizza can also be found on every corner – for example at Buatta or Pizza Ferrari.
Cycling tour
You want to work off pizza and pasta straight away? That’s also possible in Palermo. The city is ideal to explore by bike – for example on a guided tour with Baja Bikes. The really sporty – or those who ate a lot the night before… – choose a special tour to the city’s vantage points, from where you can see the whole of Palermo. Beautiful!
Marrakech
Marrakech
Marrakech, the “red city”, is a fantastic mix of glamour, style and history. The many colourful souks and glamorous palaces ensure that no two days are the same. Read on to discover more about this enchanting city!
Unique activities in Marrakech
- Explore the imposing Koutoubia Mosque. Thanks to the four copper roofs and the Almohad construction, this impressive structure can hardly be overlooked.
- Are you passionate about shopping? Spend your dirhams in one of the city's many souks. The more you discover the city, the more fascinating it becomes.
- You can also visit the Dar Si Said Museum, which was once the home of Ba Ahmed's brother. Here you can see a selection of Moroccan works of art.
- Be sure to try the typical Moroccan cuisine in Marrakech. The baked goods and tagines are always recommended.
When to go to Marrakech?
Marrakech is warm and sunny throughout the year with summer being the hottest time of year to visit. Fly to Marrakech from June to August and you’ll experience average temperatures of around 37°C. The most popular times to book Marrakech flights is between March and May or from September to November. Average temperatures during these months drop to around 25°C, making it a more comfortable time to explore the Red City. During the autumn months the city isn’t as crowded with tourists and accommodation tends to be less expensive.
Book your flight to Marrakesch with Ryanair.
Marrakesch
Marrakesch
Marrakesch, die „rote Stadt”, ist ein fantastischer Mix aus Glamour, Stil und Geschichte. Die vielen farbenfrohen Suqs und glanzvollen Paläste sorgen dafür, dass kein Tag wie der andere ist. Günstige Flüge nach Marrakesch gibt es nur bei Ryanair – Europas erster und größter Billigfluglinie.
Einmalige Aktivitäten in Marrakesch
- Erkunden Sie die imposante Koutoubia Moschee. Dank der vier Kupferdächer und der Almohad-Konstruktion ist dieses beeindruckende Bauwerk kaum zu übersehen.
- Sie gehen leidenschaftlich gerne shoppen? Geben Sie Ihre Dirham in den vielen Suqs der Stadt aus. Je mehr Sie die Stadt entdecken, desto faszinierender wird sie.
- Besuchen Sie auch das Dar Si Said Museum, das einst das Haus von Ba Ahmeds Bruder war. Hier sehen Sie eine Auswahl an marokkanischen Kunstwerken.
- Probieren Sie in Marrakesch unbedingt die typisch marokkanische Küche. Die Backwaren und Taginen sind immer empfehlenswert.
Entdecken Sie Marrakesch auf eigene Faust
Buchen Sie Ihren Flug nach Marrakesch bei Ryanair!
Malaga
Málaga
Málaga is a city that perfectly encapsulates the traditions of Spain. Its gothic architecture, small winding streets and wonderful dining culture make booking cheap flights to Málaga, Spain an absolute must.
Málaga is home to some of Spain’s most impressive castles, monuments, and museums. The castle of Alcazaba, for instance, is a great example of the 11th Century Moorish architecture prominent in the city and is a must-see part of the city. Málaga also boasts some of Spain’s finest seafood, thanks to its close proximity to the coastline. Read on to find about more about the Spanish city before you fly to Málaga.
What to see in Málaga
- As soon as your cheap flights to Málaga arrive and you settle in to the city, there are a few must sees you won’t want to miss. The castle of Alcazaba is an 11th Century Moorish building and certainly one for Instagram.
- Málaga was the birthplace of famous artist Pablo Picasso and there is a museum in the city dedicated to him. The Museo Picasso Málaga is filled with donated works and in the basement you’ll discover Roman, Islamic, Renaissance and Phoenician archaeological remains. You can’t go to Málaga and not visit the Atarazanas Market. It’s a fascinating place where you’ll find lots of interesting trinkets, and unique and delicious local food. Mercado Central Atarazanas is located in a 14th Moorish building and you’ll feel like you’ve travelled back in time as you browse the stalls.
- Málaga is close to a gorgeous coastline, which means two things. The seafood is amazing and you’ve got some of Europe’s finest beaches right on your doorstep. You can go hiking, cycling or just relax and take in the stunning views. Málaga is also known for its world-class golf courses. It’s a real treat to get a round in while you’re surrounded by such magnificent scenery.
What to eat in Malaga
If you’re a foodie you’ll love Málaga. Be sure to pack some loose clothing when preparing for your Málaga flights as you’ll no doubt want to indulge during your stay. Plaza de la Constitución has a whole host of cafés and restaurants and is the perfect place to grab a bite to eat or a cup of freshly ground coffee. The city’s restaurants offer an eclectic mix of traditional Spanish cuisine and chefs bringing a more modern approach to the dining experience.
Fritura Malagueña is a must try. This traditional dish features all sorts of different fried seafood. Enjoy with a glass of ice-cold sangria.
Book your flight to Malaga with Ryanair!
Kiev
Kiev
Kiev is the capital of beautiful Ukraine. The old town is full of wonderful buildings with gleaming golden domes and impressive cathedrals. Kiev has a long history and there is so much to see and do in the city that even a week is not enough to experience and discover everything. A city trip to Kiev is definitely worth it. We have put together for you a number of the highlights that you should definitely not miss when visiting Kiev!
What to see in Kiev
- There’s a huge amount to see and do in Kiev, but first you’ll need to find your accommodation. Kiev is a big city with lots of neighbourhoods to stay in, but some of the more popular ones for tourists include Pechersk, Podil and Shevchenko. Choose your accommodation at the same time as you book your Kiev cheap flights by using Ryanair rooms.
- Room sorted, it’s time to explore Kiev! There are countless beautiful pieces of architecture throughout the city, mostly churches and cathedrals with stunning gilding and brightly painted towers. If you pick only one of these to discover in more details make it the Pechersk Lavra Monastery, which is actually a complex of over 28 hectares and is host to cathedrals, catacombs and caves which you can explore.
- Many people who visit Kiev decide to make the day trip to Chernobyl, the site of a disastrous nuclear event in 1986. It’s a slightly morbid tour, with creepy and abandoned buildings making up the exhibits in an uninhabitable museum, but it’s fascinating to many who want to learn more about the history of the event, what went wrong, and how it can be avoided in future.
- Andrew’s Descent is a busy street in Kiev, and its oldest street too. It’s a long cobbled street lined with galleries, cafés, restaurants and souvenir shops. It’s a touristy area, but should absolutely be part of your itinerary when you book your Kiev flights.
- Don’t miss a trip to Independence Square either, the central meeting place of Kiev.
What to eat in Kiev
Make sure you try borscht in Kiev. The Ukrainian version of borscht is served rich, hot, meat heavy and delicious. Golubsty – cabbage leave stuffed with rice and meat – is another popular dish here. Khinkali is actually a dish from nearby Georgia, but these big fluffy dumplings are pretty good in Kiev too and worth seeking out.
Kiev has a lot of excellent restaurants serving modern European cuisine too, and dining in the city is a great experience where you get a lot of bang for your buck.
Book your Kiev flights with Ryanair!
Ibiza
Ibiza
The Spanish island of Ibiza is part of the Balearic Islands. Young people love it as a holiday destination because of its exuberant nightlife and beautiful beaches. Ibiza is also known for the famous DJs who play in the most popular clubs every night. But there is much more to experience on this sunny island!
Nature delights Ibiza’s visitors with wonderful sandy beaches and tranquil villages. The rugged side of Ibiza is in the north of the island. Here you find hiking trails through fragrant pine forests. You get to steep cliffs and can experience the rough seas from there. When you climb the Puig de Missa, Ibiza’s highest mountain, you have a breathtaking view over the island.
What to see in Ibiza
Ibiza has been a haven for hedonists since the 1960s, so much so that its bars and clubs have gained legendary status among party goers the world over and continue to attract people from every corner of the globe. Away from the nightclubs, there are loads of other activities to get involved in and sights to see. With the savings you’ve made on your cheap Ibiza flights you can afford to make the most of your time on the island. Explore the historic and cultural centre of Ibiza in the Old Town, also known as Dalt Vila. It’s a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is the oldest part of the island. Take a stroll around the cobbled streets. When you fly to Ibiza you won’t have to look too far to find a sandy beach to relax on. The island is home to some of the most beautiful beaches in Europe. Head to San Antonio as the sun sets to see a gorgeous view across the water at Café del Mar. Ibiza’s crystal clear waters are perfect if you want to go scuba diving during your trip, or jump in a kayak or on a surfboard to really get the adrenaline pumping.
What to eat in Ibiza
When your Ibiza flights land you won’t have to look too far to find delicious tapas. Visit one of the town’s many cafés and snack on some tapas or pintxos. A local speciality you have to try in Ibiza is sofrit pagés. It’s a delicious dish featuring succulent chicken, lamb and local sausages, called butifarra and sobrasada, potatoes, garlic and spices. All that food will no doubt make you thirsty, so make sure to raise a glass of sangria!
Book your flight to Ibiza with Ryanair.
Heraklion
Heraklion
Your Heraklion holiday program could turn into a colourful summer holiday combining a seaside holiday with excursions full of culture and history. During your Crete holiday, one of the most popular places to visit and certainly a must for history lovers is the archaeological site of Knossos near Heraklion.
Tourists who want to enjoy a seaside holiday prefer the sandy beaches of Ammoudara, for which Crete is known worldwide. The history of Heraklion is exhibited in the Heraklion Archaeological Museum, which should be part of every cultural excursion. Heraklion Crete is a holiday region where the Mediterranean summer months are warm and long. Which is why many tourists choose to spend a wonderful summer holiday at the destination of Heraklion Crete.
Book you flight to Heraklion with Corendon Airlines