Flights to Ancona | Tickets & Flight Times

Ancona

This port town in Italy is famous for its medieval churches, beaches, and bustling waterfront commerce. Mount Conero is a protected park with many varieties of plants and birds, while the seaside areas offer many sheltered coves and caves to explore, including the grottoes at Frasassi. Ancona's Ciriaco Cathedral is noted for its Byzantine architecture, while the Santa Maria Della Piazza features Roman architectural style. Visitors may also spend the day exploring the Trajan Arch, built as a tribute to a king, and visible from far out on the sea. Ancona is also the right place to sample a variety of traditional cuisines, and some of the more upscale restaurants even feature live music. The Gallery of Modern Art is another popular attraction, as is the Franceso Podesti Museum, which features art from the middle ages.

Flights to Ancona

One of the main port cities on the Adriatic Sea, Ancona is an idyllic Italian destination for those who can’t get enough of the water. From walks along the beach and cave exploration to boat rides and water sports, there’s plenty to do on the shore. Ancona has its own airport not far from the city. From there, passengers can catch a connecting flight to Sicily, ride a bus around Italy, or head to the port and take a ferry to Croatia, Greece or other European destinations.

Which is the main airport in Ancona?

Marche Airport (formerly known as Ancona Falconara Airport) is the only airport which serves Ancona and the surrounding region. There are several eateries inside (including a pizza counter and licensed bar) plus duty-free shipping and a bank with an ATM. This airport is located just 7.5 miles away from Ancona; passengers can reach the city centre in 30 minutes via the Aerobus Raffaello.

Which airlines offer flights to Ancona?

Ryanair and easyJet both offer direct flights from the United Kingdom to Ancona. Direct routes from both airlines depart from London, with Ryanair flights departing from London Stansted and easyJet flights departing from London Gatwick. However, Ryanair flights are available all year round, while easyJet only offers flights to Ancona during the summer season. Non-direct flights are available from other airlines, including Lufthansa.

Why travel by plane to Ancona?

With direct flights from London to Ancona arriving in around two and a half hours, plane travel is definitely the quickest way to get to this Italian city. Direct flights from London are available at any time of year, but travellers looking for flexibility in their departure destination can also book a non-direct flight from another UK airport with transfer times as short as one hour. Another great reason to travel to Ancona by plane is the connection possibilities around Italy, Sicily and Europe by bus, plane or ferry.

Before you travel to Ancona by plane - good to know!

The main public transport in Ancona is the bus service, which serves destinations like Madonnetta Capolinea and Piazza Ugo Bassi. For more flexibility, car hire is a great option. Travellers who are fascinated by Ancona’s marine significance shouldn’t miss out on another form of transportation: boat. This city is filled with boating schools where travellers can learn to sail a yacht, and boat rental is very affordable. Alternatively, those who don’t want to be the captain can take advantage of one of the city’s boat tours.