How to find cheap flights from Tehran to Austria
$269 is currently the cheapest price for a return flight from Tehran to Austria.
You'll be traveling from Tehran into Vienna in Vienna with that fare.
$117 is the lowest price for a one-way trip.
Want to let the lowest fares decide where you head to next? Select 'Austria' in the 'To' field to find the cheapest deals by city.
There are plenty of ways to arrive in Austria, with roughly five airports to choose from.
Widen your search by choosing 'Add nearby airports.' This will compare prices across the airports closest to both your departure and destination points, which could help you cut costs.
Pay less and have more options by booking early. Leave it late and you might have to compromise on timing, airline or cost.
Easily track fare changes by creating a Price Alert. Download the Skyscanner app (if you haven't already) to get notifications as they happen.
Best time to fly from Tehran to Austria
If saving money matters, October is usually the cheapest month to hop on a flight from Tehran to Austria.
In general, a midweek flight is a practical way to keep costs down. Tuesdays and Wednesdays often mean lower prices.
January, February and July are the most popular months to travel to Austria. January tops the list, making it a good time to visit if you want to see the place buzzing.
For a more relaxed trip, April, September and November are your best bet. September is the quietest month.
Flights from Tehran to Austria: what to expect
Imam Khomeini International Airport (IKA) is the main airport when leaving from Tehran.
From Tehran, you can fly nonstop to at least one airport in Austria.
Roughly five direct flights connect Tehran with cities around Austria every week.
Austrian Airlines is the top airline flying this route.
The most popular route from Tehran to Austria is to Vienna.
Across all routes, the average journey takes around 4 hours 45 minutes.
Popular places to visit in Austria
Vienna
Vienna is a leading destination for Tehran to Austria flights. Historic Centre of Vienna, Vienna Operahouse and St. Stephen's Cathedral are must-sees for first-time visitors.
Vienna Airport (VIE) is Vienna's busiest airport.
Browse the lineup of hotels in Vienna and pair your trip with a stay you'll love.
Salzburg
Get to know Salzburg's highlights including Altes Rathaus, Hallstatt and Mozart's Birthplace.
Salzburg Airport (SZG) is the city's main airport.
Browse hotels in Salzburg and find a stay that fits your travel plans.
Graz
Major sights to experience while you're in this part of Styria include Graz Cathedral, Hauptplatz and Schloss Eggenberg.
Graz Airport (GRZ) is the main airport to plan your flight around.
Whether you prefer fuss-free comfort or something fancier, hotels in Graz offer options for every kind of trip.
Visiting Austria for the first time? Here's what you need to know
Entry rules can vary depending on your passport and travel plans, so double-check before you travel. Official embassy sites and airlines will have the most up-to-date advice on visas or any other documents you may need.
The euro (EUR) is the main currency. Paying is easy, with credit and debit cards accepted just about everywhere.
Austria has a population of around 9.2 million. The capital city is Vienna.
This destination operates on one standard time zone of UTC+1.
For a warmer trip to Austria, consider going in July.
Temperatures are often coolest around January.
October is usually the driest month, while May has the most rain.
The Vienna New Year's Concert, Salzburg Festival and Vienna Festival are some of the well-known events here. Consider booking your Tehran to Austria flight around moments like these for a different travel experience.
Complete your trip with hotels and a car rental
Booked that cheap flight from Tehran to Austria? Now work out where you'll rest your head and how you'll travel around. Check out the range of hotels in Austria and filter your search by property type, location and more. Also browse car rental options in Austria and choose from pickup points in cities or at airports.
