Cheap Flights from London to Lisbon from £26

Prepare for a holiday to remember and find the cheapest flights London to Lisbon with our guide to visiting the City of Light.

How to Search for Cheap flights from London to Lisbon?

Try searching several sites for midweek flights London to Lisbon to get the best deals and don’t forget to vary your search terms. You can find good deals by considering flights early or late in the day.

When can I find the cheapest flights?

According to Trip.com's data, the Aug is the peak month for flights London to Lisbon, when a return ticket can cost over £300. In contrast, during months such as Nov and Feb, passengers can find cheap flights London to Lisbon for as little as £13 one way.

Other Transportation to Lisbon

If you prefer to take a different form of transport from London to Lisbon, there are several options.

About Airport

Airports Providing Direct Flights

Direct flights London to Lisbon depart from 4 airports in London. These are: Gatwick Airport (LGW), Heathrow Airport (LHR), Luton Airport (LTN) and Stansted Airport (STN).

Airports in Lisbon

There is only 1 airport in Lisbon, Humberto Delgado Airport, which is commonly known as Lisbon Airport / Aeroporto de Lisboa (LIS). Lisbon Airport is located 7 km from the city centre of Lisbon.

How to get to airports in London?

Travellers can reach each airport from central London by taxi, private transfer, or public transportation like trains, underground and buses.

The fastest and most cost-effective transport choices include: the Docklands Light Railway Line to London City Airport Station; the Heathrow Express train from London Paddington (approx. 15 mins); the Gatwick Express from London Victoria (approx. 30 mins); a train and shuttle bus to Luton Airport from London St. Pancras (approx. 35 mins); and the Stansted Express train from London Liverpool Street (approx. 47 mins).

How to get to downtown from airports in Lisbon?

To get from Lisbon Airport to the city centre, you can travel by Metro, bus, shuttle bus, or taxi. To travel by bus or Metro, you must purchase the 7 Colinas / Viva Viagem electronic travel card which costs €0.50.

By Metro: the Aeroporto-Saldanha line will take you straight to the city centre in 20 mins and a single fare is €1.45.

By bus: if you have only hand luggage, you can take one of the local buses for €1.45. If you have larger luggage, you can take the AEROBUS shuttle for €4 one-way.

By taxi: a taxi will cost €10 to €15 and take roughly 10 mins.

About Airline

Which airlines provide the route?

Several airlines provide direct flights London to Lisbon. These include easyJet, Ryanair, Tap Air Portugal, and British Airways.

Fastest Direct Flight

The fastest direct flight is from London Stansted Airport to Lisbon Airport, and it takes 2 hrs 40 mins. The longest direct flight is 2 hrs 55 mins.

Cheapest Flight

The cost of flights London to Lisbon varies depending on which time of the year you are travelling. The cheapest one-way flight in Jul is £62, in Aug is £75 and in Sep is £32.

In less popular months, flights can be found for as little as £15 one way.

Earliest and Latest Flights

The earliest flights London to Lisbon depart from London Heathrow Airport (LHR) at 06:00 and arrive at Lisbon Airport (LIS) at 08:40 with Tap Air Portugal. The latest flight departs from London Stansted Airport (STN) at 20:30 and arrives at Lisbon Airport (LIS) at 23:15 with British Airways.

About Lisbon

Lisbon is the second oldest capital city in Europe, and its fascinating history is present in everything from the architecture to the food. With colourful tiled facades and quaint winding streets, visitors will have a great time soaking up the atmosphere – but there’s plenty to do here, from museums to nightlife and sightseeing.

A compact city, Lisbon is easy to explore on foot with excellent public transport connections to tourist destinations further afield, such as the ancient town of Sintra.

Tourist Attractions in Lisbon

Castelo de São Jorge: This fortified castle was built by the Visigoths and expanded by the Moors who ruled Portugal for over 400 years. The castle lies on a steep hill, but don’t let that put you off – the site boasts sweeping views overlooking Lisbon and the North Atlantic.

Belém Tower: A landmark building in Lisbon’s port area, the tower is a UNESCO world heritage building which saw the voyages of thousands of ships across the world. Crafted completely from white marble, don’t miss the carved rhino at its base!

Alfama: For a perfect afternoon of shopping and exploring, why not head to the old town of Lisbon? This charming area is filled with bars, restaurants and shops selling artisanal wares.

Popular Hotels in Lisbon

In a city as diverse as Lisbon, it’s hard to know how to pick the perfect place to stay. Here at Trip.com, we’ve got you covered.

For a relaxing stay, the 5-star Corpo Santo Lisbon Historical Hotel is located in the popular Cais do Sodré area with excellent nightlife and restaurants nearby. For something a bit different, why not opt for one of 29 individually decorated rooms at As Janelas Verdes, a boutique hotel close to several museums. And the budget-friendly Easy Hotel offers an affordable stay without sacrificing comfort.

Best Time to Visit Lisbon

Why not avoid the summer crowds and opt for a spring or autumn break in the City of Light? The weather will still be warm, and you’ll find great deals on flights and hotels – you might even find that you’ve got one of the secluded nearby beaches to yourself.

For a taste of Rio a bit closer to home, Lisbon’s carnival in late Feb sees the city streets filled with caipirinha-fuelled blocos (street parties) during the four-day festival.