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Europe for Under $700: 15 Cities You Can Fly to From Toronto Right Now

Lisbon's red rooftops above the Tagus River

A week in Europe for less than a week at the cottage? This fall and winter, yes. We found round trips from Toronto to 15 European cities for under $700, taxes included, including a nonstop to Lisbon for $599.

These are real fares we recorded on September 26, 2026, for one adult in economy. Fares move every day, so some will be gone by the time you read this and new ones will have appeared. The pattern behind them is the useful part, and it holds up well.

The 15 cheapest European cities from Toronto right now

CityRound tripDates we foundFlight
Lisbon, Portugal$599Nov 14 to Nov 22Nonstop, Air Transat
Barcelona, Spain$618Nov 23 to Dec 21 stop, TAP Air Portugal
Paris, France$630Jan 16 to Jan 241 stop, Icelandair
Amsterdam, Netherlands$642Nov 9 to Nov 151 stop, Icelandair
Dublin, Ireland$654Jan 14 to Jan 201 stop, Icelandair
Reykjavík, Iceland$655Oct 16 to Oct 22Nonstop, Air Canada
Terceira, Azores$679Jan 7 to Jan 131 stop, TAP Air Portugal
Porto, Portugal$680Jan 8 to Jan 14Nonstop, Air Transat
Seville, Spain$688Nov 19 to Nov 271 stop, TAP Air Portugal
Valencia, Spain$695Oct 30 to Nov 71 stop, Porter and Air Transat
Ponta Delgada, Azores$697Oct 29 to Nov 5Nonstop, Azores Airlines
Málaga, Spain$698Oct 26 to Nov 41 stop, Air France and KLM
Madeira, Portugal$699Nov 22 to Dec 11 stop, TAP Air Portugal
London, England (Gatwick)$700Jan 31 to Feb 91 stop, TAP Air Portugal
London, England (Heathrow)$701Nov 22 to Nov 301 stop, TAP Air Portugal

Prices in Canadian dollars, round trip, one adult, economy, taxes and fees included, as of September 26, 2026.

Notice anything? Portugal is doing a lot of the work

Six of the fifteen are in Portugal, and most of the rest connect through Lisbon. That's no coincidence. Air Transat and TAP both fly Toronto to Portugal, Azores Airlines flies to the islands, and that competition keeps fares down. Lisbon also makes a cheap gateway: fly there, then hop to Spain, Morocco or anywhere in Western Europe on a budget airline for a fraction of the transatlantic fare.

Icelandair is the other name that keeps showing up. It connects through Reykjavík, which is why Paris, Amsterdam and Dublin all come in under $660. Many of its fares let you stop over in Iceland for a few days at no extra airfare, so you get two trips for the price of one.

When is Europe cheapest from Toronto?

We compared prices for 45 European routes month by month, from this fall into next spring. Each route is measured against its own typical fare.

Month you leavePrice vs. typical
October−8.6%
November−3.9%
December+15.6%
January+1.3%
February+1.9%
March+1.2%
April−3.0%

The takeaway is simple: October and November are the sweet spot, and December is the most expensive month by a wide margin, about a quarter more than October. If you want Christmas markets, go in late November when they've opened but the holiday rush hasn't started. And April is quietly good value before the summer surge.

Three ways to make a cheap fare cheaper

  1. Fly midweek. Our analysis of 68,000 fares found Tuesday is the cheapest day to leave Toronto and Wednesday the cheapest day to come home.
  2. Check what's included. The cheapest European fares are often basic economy, which can mean no seat selection and a fee for a checked bag. A $599 fare plus $140 in bags isn't a $599 fare.
  3. Book with the airline. Once you've found the fare, buy it on the airline's own website. If a flight changes or gets cancelled, you'll deal with the airline directly instead of a middleman.

These fares will change. OddFare checks every destination from Toronto daily, so you can see today's price to every city or jump straight to the best deals right now.