Cheap Flights from Copenhagen to London

How to Search for Cheap Flights Copenhagen to London

Trip.com can help you plan the perfect holiday to England with discounted attractions, hotels and the best flights Copenhagen to London.

How to buy cheap flights

Visiting London for a weekend with friends or family? Try searching for flights Copenhagen to London that depart early or late in the day as these are less popular. Making a longer visit? Consider flying midweek to beat the weekend getaway rush.

When can I find the cheapest flights?

Summer is a popular time to visit London and Aug is the peak month for flights Copenhagen to London, when a return ticket can cost over £140. During off-peak months like Nov and Feb, passengers can get great deals on flights Copenhagen to London with prices starting at £25 return.

Other Transportation to London

Don’t want to fly? There are several ways to reach London from Copenhagen without getting a flight, including coach and train.

About Airport

Airports Providing Direct Flights

Direct flights Copenhagen to London depart from Copenhagen Airport (CPH), also known as Copenhagen Airport Kastrup. Copenhagen Airport is located 8 km from the city centre of Copenhagen.

Airports in London

Travellers can choose from 3 arrival airports in London: Gatwick Airport (LGW), Heathrow Airport (LHR), and Stansted Airport (STN).

How to get to Copenhagen Airport

To get from the city centre to Copenhagen Airport, passengers can choose to travel by metro, train, bus, or taxi.

Take the Metro from central Copenhagen to Kongens Nytorv, changing to Metro line M3. The journey will take 30 minutes and tickets cost DKK 38 (£4.30).

To go by train from Copenhagen central to Copenhagen Airport the journey will take 15 minutes and cost DKK 38 (£4.30).

You can also catch the 5C bus to Terminal 3 which takes around 35 minutes and costs DKK 38 (£4.30).

Finally, if you take a taxi from any central location, it will cost around DKK250-350 (£28-£39) and the journey will take 20-30 mins, depending on traffic conditions.

How to get downtown from airports in London

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

Although there are many options, the fastest and cheapest will be by train or Underground. From Heathrow Airport, you can take the Heathrow Express train to London Paddington (approx. 15 mins). From Gatwick Airport, take the Gatwick Express to London Victoria (approx. 30 mins).

Finally, the Stansted Express train will take you from Stansted Airport to London Liverpool Street station in approx. 47 mins.

About Airline

Which airlines provide the route?

There are several airlines provide direct flights Copenhagen to London, including easyJet, Ryanair, Norweigan, Scandinavian Airlines, and British Airways.

Fastest Direct Flight

The fastest direct flight is from Copenhagen Airport to London Stansted Airport. It takes 1 hr 40 mins while the longest direct flight is 2 hrs.

Cheapest Flight

The cost of flights Copenhagen to London varies. The cheapest one-way flight in Jul is £42, in Aug is £96, and in Sep is £17.

In off-peak months, flights can be found for as little as £25 return.

About London

Meet the City of Dreams. You’ll never be bored here, with activities ranging from iconic sightseeing and fun days out to fine dining, world-class theatre, and unmissable London events.

Love art? You’re spoiled for choice, with Tate Modern, Tate Britain, the Portrait Gallery and the National Gallery all situated in central London and free to visit. Interested in history? The National Museum remains one of the world's best museums, not to mention the V&A, Natural History Museum and Wellcome Collection.

If you want to see more of the UK, there are many great day trips from central London. Hop on the train to Bath, a city made famous by its Georgian architecture which forms of the backdrop for many period TV shows and films. Alternatively, head to Manchester – the capital of the North – where you’ll find amazing history and one of the biggest shopping centres in Europe.

Tourist Attractions in London

The London Eye: Enjoy amazing 360-degree views over London with London Eye, the world’s tallest cantilevered observation wheel which is located on the south bank. Pick from 32 pods, each representing one of London’s 32 boroughs. On a clear day you can see 40 km (25 miles) and spot some of London’s most famous landmarks including Big Ben, Houses of Parliament and Buckingham Palace.

Tower of London: A fortress, royal palace and an infamous prison – the Tower of London has a fascinating history. Here you can find the Crown Jewels under armed guard as they have been since 1661, including coronets used by the Queen of England today. Don’t miss a visit to the 9 resident ravens – it’s said that the Kingdom of Britain will fall if they ever leave the fortress.

National Gallery: Vincent van Gogh’s Sunflowers, Leonardo da Vinci’s The Virgin of the Rocks and Claude Monet’s Bathers at La Grenouillère – the National Gallery has so many important works of art. With an ever-changing calendar of exhibitions and events, there’s always something new to see. The best part? The permanent collections are completely free and open to the public.

Popular Hotels in London

Unsure which London neighbourhood is right for you? Bewildered by all the accommodation options? Trip.com is here to help you find the best hotels in London for your holiday.

For style and substance, why not try the 5-star Rosewood London Hotel? Located just moments from Covent Garden, this sophisticated hotel has several event spaces, the strikingly elegant Mirror Room for afternoon tea, a cocktail and jazz bar and world-class restaurants.

Alternatively, the Thistle London Hyde Park Kensington Gardens offers stunning views over Palace Gardens and Hyde Park, with the bohemian glamour of Notting Hill just moments away. Visitors to East London will enjoy views of the Shard from the comfortable guest rooms of The Tower Hotel, which is located just 20 mins by Tube to the West End.

Best Time to Visit London

There’s no bad time to visit London as there’s always something exciting going on. Why not visit in August for the Notting Hill Carnival, a celebration of British Caribbean culture and one of the biggest street parties in the world?

Or on 5 November the city erupts in colourful fireworks and bonfires in celebration of Bonfire Night, also known as Guy Fawkes Night in honour of the defeat of a 17th century plot against King James I.

Classical music fans will love the BBC Proms, the biggest classical music festival in the world with concerts at the Royal Albert Hall and venues across the city.