Wednesday 26 Aug, 2026

Ryanair lists Swedes' three most popular travel destinations for summer 2026

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Edinburgh, Milan and Zagreb top Ryanair's list of the most popular destinations among Swedish travelers in the summer of 2026. At the same time, the airline urges anyone who still has a vacation left to take the opportunity to book a late summer trip.

Ryanair has presented its top three destinations from Sweden for the summer. All can be reached directly from Gothenburg, while Zagreb is also served from Malmö.

1. Edinburgh

Scotland's capital tops the list. Edinburgh attracts with a combination of history, culture and nature. Classic attractions include the old town, Edinburgh Castle and Arthur's Seat, which offers views of the city.

Ryanair flies to Edinburgh from Gothenburg.

2. Milan

In second place is Milan, where travelers can combine Italian food and culture with shopping, architecture and art. The Duomo, the city's famous cathedral, is among the top attractions.

Ryanair flies to Milan from Gothenburg.

3. Zagreb

The Croatian capital takes third place. Ryanair highlights Zagreb's historic city centre, architecture, café culture and local cuisine, as well as the opportunities to use the city as a base for excursions in Croatia.

Zagreb is served by both Gothenburg and Malmö.

Over 80 routes from Sweden

According to the company, Ryanair offers over 80 routes from Sweden in its summer program 2026. The airline still sees opportunities for Swedes to take one last trip before the summer season is over.

– We are delighted to be able to present Ryanair's top three destinations from Sweden this summer – Edinburgh, Milan and Zagreb. If you haven't yet set off this summer, you can be inspired by other Swedish holidaymakers, says Ryanair's Communications Director Jade Kirwan.

According to the press release.

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