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Ryanair has revealed its top five destinations for 2026, as Irish holidaymakers start to plan their summer getaways.
The Irish airline has a network of over 235 airports and has picked out its top destinations across Europe and beyond.
The first on its list is Bratislava in Slovakia, which is quickly becoming one of Europe’s most exciting city break destinations, blending rich history with modern charm.
Known for its medieval Old Town and stunning castle views, the city will be more accessible than ever in 2026, with 33 routes scheduled.
Next up is Albania’s capital city of Tirana, where colourful streets, lively cafés, and stunning mountain backdrops create an unforgettable travel experience.
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From its charming mix of Ottoman, Italian, and modern architecture to the bustling Skanderbeg Square and serene Lake Tirana, the city offers a perfect blend of history, great weather, and contemporary culture.
In April 2026, Ryanair will open its new three-aircraft base in the city, offering regular flights across its 33 route offering.
Pescara in Italy is the next destination recommended by the airline. The city on the Adriatic coast is best known for its stunning beaches and world-class cuisine.
The summer of 2026 is the perfect time to visit, with Ryanair operating hundreds of flights on its 21 routes.
Morocco’s capital, Rabat, is the only non-European destination on the list.
Known for its stunning coastal views, elegant architecture, and vibrant cultural scene, Rabat offers travellers a unique blend of tradition and modernity.
The airline says the Moroccan capital is an unmissable destination for affordable travel and authentic experiences in 2026.
Gdańsk in Poland is the final destination on the list. Known for its picturesque Old Town, stunning waterfront, and rich maritime history, Gdańsk offers a perfect blend of culture and relaxation.
With Ryanair’s commitment to Pomerania, this thriving city is fast becoming an even more accessible gateway for European adventures in 2026.
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