Ryanair Adds More Winter Options From Wrocław
Ryanair is expanding its Wrocław network for winter 2026/27, adding Madrid, Marrakesh and Turin while keeping Tirana in the winter programme after its summer launch. The airline says its Wrocław schedule will grow to 43 routes, with capacity also rising on 15 existing services. That gives travellers more direct winter options across Spain, Morocco, Italy and Albania without relying on connections through larger European hubs.
What’s Changing at Wrocław This Winter
- Madrid: Ryanair; starts 26 October; three weekly flights on Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
- Marrakesh: Ryanair; starts 25 October; twice weekly on Friday and Sunday.
- Tirana: Ryanair; already operating since 1 June; continues into winter.
- Turin: Ryanair; included in the winter 2026/27 programme.
- Season: Wrocław’s winter timetable begins 25 October 2026.
- Sale: Ryanair launched a three-day sale with fares from PLN 119.
The expansion goes beyond the four headline destinations. Ryanair says it will increase capacity on 15 existing Wrocław routes, including Dublin, London, Malta and Palermo, while offering 1.3 million seats during the winter season, 35% more than last winter. Tickets for the new services are available through Ryanair, but exact departure times can vary by travel date and should be checked before booking.
Madrid adds another straightforward city-break option, while Marrakesh brings direct access to the medina, Jemaa el-Fnaa and trips towards the Atlas Mountains. Turin is useful for Piedmont and onward travel towards the Italian Alps, particularly during ski season. Tirana keeps Albania within direct reach through winter, opening access to the capital as well as onward journeys towards the coast and other parts of the country.
“Ryanair is a very important partner in the development of our airport, and we are already working on further joint projects and investments that will strengthen Wrocław’s position on Europe’s aviation map."
The biggest change is the wider choice of non-stop winter trips from Wrocław, rather than any single new route. Madrid and Marrakesh are especially useful for short breaks in the colder months, while Turin adds another option for northern Italy. Anyone planning around specific weekends should check Ryanair’s live booking calendar, as frequencies and operating days can differ across the winter schedule.
