Budapest to Milan

3 ways to travelfastest 1h 35mfly from €18
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Aug 7: €18 €18 Aug 1 Aug 7 low €18 · high €21

Departure-day prices · August 2024 Budapest → Milan

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3 ways from Budapest to Milan. Fastest: direct low-cost flight (1h 35m). Overnight FlixBus (~11h) saves a hotel night. The train needs a Vienna change (~11h 30m) but crosses the Alps in daylight. Flights currently from €18 (range €18–20, based on 30 recent fares).

Direct flight (fastest)
1h 35mduration
€18–20recent fares
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1h 35m in the air; book 3-4 weeks ahead for the low fares. Cheapest fares found recently: from €18. · 4-6x daily (Wizz Air, Ryanair to MXP/BGY)
Overnight FlixBus
11h 00mduration
on booking siteprice
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~11h via Ljubljana/Verona; saves a hotel night. · Daily overnight departure
Train via Vienna (scenic)
11h 30mduration
on booking siteprice
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Railjet to Vienna, then EC/Frecciarossa through the Alps. · 1-2 workable connections daily

Cheapest round trips to Milan

Fares found by travellers in the last 48 hours — refreshed daily.

Oct 8 – Oct 14 Wizz Air Malta · Direct · 1h 35m €29 Book
Oct 8 – Oct 13 Ryanair · Direct · 1h 40m €31 Book
Nov 19 – Nov 26 Wizz Air Malta · Direct · 1h 45m €35 Book
Sep 16 – Sep 17 Wizz Air Malta · Direct · 1h 40m €38 Book
Sep 16 – Sep 19 Wizz Air Malta · Direct · 1h 40m €38 Book
Sep 25 – Sep 30 Wizz Air Malta · Direct · 1h 40m €39 Book
Aug 11 – Sep 3 Ryanair · Direct · 1h 45m €39 Book
Sep 23 – Sep 27 Ryanair · Direct · 1h 40m €40 Book

Good to know

CurrencyEuro (€)
Power plugsType C/F/L
BorderSchengen — no passport control from Schengen countries
Time in the air1h 35m

Things to do in Milan

Top-rated tours and tickets from €49 — book ahead for the popular ones.

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About Milan

Milan (Italian: Milano; Milanese: Milan) is financially the most important city in Italy, and home to the Borsa Italiana stock exchange. It is the second most populous city proper in the country, but sits at the centre of Italy's largest urban and metropolitan area. While not considered as beautiful as some Italian cities, having been greatly destroyed by Second World War bomb raids, the city has rebuilt itself into a thriving cosmopolitan business capital.

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Flight prices are real fares travellers found in the last 48 hours, refreshed daily — the booking site confirms the final price. Train, bus and ferry fares are shown on the operators' booking sites. Weather data by Open-Meteo; exchange rates: ECB reference. Data updated 2026-08-07. Some links earn Stayonomy a commission at no cost to you.