How to get from Riga to Italy: direct flights to Rome, airfare

The fastest way to get from Riga to Italy is by direct flight with airBaltic.com

Travelers from Latvia have access to fairly economical direct flights to Rome, Venice, Verona, Milan, Olbia (Sardinia island) and Catania (Sardinia island).

All current discount offers from AirBaltic are on this page.

Flights to Rome

There are direct flights from Riga to Rome on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays. Tickets cost from 79 to 164 euros.

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Flights to Sicily

There are direct flights from Riga to Sicily to Catania Airport every Wednesday; ticket prices range from 99 to 139 euros.

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Flights to Sardinia

AirBaltic flies to Sardinia to the city of Olbia, the Costa Smeralda - this is where the most beautiful beaches are.

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Flights to Milan

Direct flights to Milan from Riga every day except Sunday. Airplanes arrive at the airports of Malpensa (Aeroporto di Milano-Malpensa) and Linate (Aeroporto di Milano-Linate). Airfare from 95 euros, flight time 1 hour 45 minutes.

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Flights to Venice

A direct flight to Riga from Riga every Monday and Thursday, ticket price from 79 euros. Flight time 1 hour 40 minutes.

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Italian desserts

Nutella - Italian Chocolate Paste

One of the sweetest memories of most middle-aged people is, without a doubt, Nutella. Chocolate-nut paste in the simplest packaging with a picture of hazelnuts made an incredible splash in the post-Soviet space. Those who could not buy it, prepared pasta in their kitchen, while dreaming of a treasured jar.

Italian desserts

Tiramisu

If you ask people from different countries: “What Italian dessert do you know?”, Most likely, most of them will answer: “Tiramisu!” Due to the simplicity of the recipe and the unusual taste, it has become a bestseller among sweet dishes. There are so many options for it that a few years ago a hobby arose: it was imperative to order tiramisu at various restaurants in order to replenish the taste box with new sensations.

Italian desserts

Panforte - Italian Christmas Cake

All countries have their favorite holidays, for each of which there is always a typical dish. It is no secret that the Italians especially venerated the Nativity of Christ. According to tradition, Panforte (dessert with candied fruits and nuts) is baked on this day in different regions. It is multicomponent, but simple enough to prepare.

Italian desserts

Sicilian Cassata

The Sicilian Cassata (Cassata Siciliana), perhaps the most famous sweet islet, is a layered cake made of sponge cake soaked in liquor, combined with ricotta, fruit and marzipan. Born in Sicily (Sicilia), cassata has become a traditional Easter dish in all of Italy. Despite the apparent simplicity, a recipe for a unique dessert is in almost every city on the island.