Cheap Flights from Paris to Manchester

How to Search for Cheap Flights Paris to Manchester
Looking for a getaway holiday to Manchester? At Trip.com you’ll find cheap flights Paris to Manchester.
How to buy cheap flights
There are many options for flights Paris to Manchester.
At Trip.com we recommend finding affordable flights Paris to Manchester by opting for an early or late departure or booking midweek flights. You can also depart from an alternative airport such as Beauvais–Tillé, which is 75 minutes by coach from central Paris.
When can I find the cheapest flights?
The cost of flights Paris to Manchester depends on the time of year you travel. For example, expect to pay €200 for flights Paris to Manchester in Jul and Aug. However, if you travel during months such as Oct, Nov, Feb and Mar, it’s possible to buy return flights Paris to Manchester for as little as €30.
Other transportation to Manchester
Don’t want to fly? There are several other forms of transport from Paris to Manchester including train, coach and ferry.
About Airport

Transport options to Paris Airport
To Charles de Gaulle Airport: you can choose train, bus, or taxi. The regional RER train takes 50 minutes and costs €10. Bus tickets cost about €11.50, and the journey time is roughly 70 minutes. The fastest way is to travel by taxi which takes 40 minutes and is charged at a flat rate of €60.
To Orly Airport: by bus there is a direct line from central Paris which takes 45 minutes to Orly Airport and this costs €8.30. A taxi will cost €35 (flat rate) and take 30 minutes. There is no direct train to Orly airport from centre of Paris; if you wish to travel by train you will need to take the Orlyval metro from Anthony railway station, changing at lines RER B or RER C.
How to reach central Manchester from Manchester Airport
To get to Manchester city centre visitors can take a train, bus, or taxi.
Trains run from Manchester Airport to Manchester Piccadilly (the main train station in the city centre) every 10 minutes, 7 days a week. The journey takes 20 mins and you can take your luggage.
Manchester Airport is also well served by local and regional buses, with certain routes running 24/7.
About Airline
Which airlines provide the route?
It’s easy to find direct flights Paris to Manchester with several budget airlines. The airlines which serve this route include Air France, Brussels Airlines, Vueling and Iberia.
About Manchester
Manchester was once one of the most important cities for manufacturing in the world, and the symbol of Manchester is still the worker bee. Today it’s a buzzing modern city which has made its name as the capital of the North.
In the Northern Quarter you’ll find the best bars, restaurants, music venues and quirky cafés that serve the city’s multicultural population. Manchester Arndale Shopping Centre is one of the biggest shopping centres in Europe and home to the best brands – perfect for a spot of retail therapy.
More of a history buff? Discover art and local history at Manchester Museum, get techy at the Science and Industry Museum and find out about Mancunian protest at the People’s History Museum. Football fans can also take a tour of Old Trafford, located just outside the city – or catch a match between famous rivals Manchester City and Manchester United.
Want to explore the North? Only an hour by train is the wonderful city of Leeds, where you can visit the Royal Armouries, walk along the canals, or attend a live music gig in one of Leeds’s famous venues. Need some fresh air? Head to the stunning Peak District near Sheffield for hiking, climbing and other outdoor pursuits.

Tourist Attractions in Manchester
Albert Square: The Gothic heart of Manchester, here you’ll find Manchester Town Hall which was built in 1709 as well as Manchester Library. Manchester Council headquarters and other grand buildings. In winter Albert Square is host to the famous Manchester Christmas Markets with stalls for local artists, quirky clothes, gifts such as jewellery and mouth-watering food and drink.
The John Rylands Library: Built between 1890 and 1900, this stunning building is now home to a public library as well as research centres and archives for Manchester University. One of the finest libraries in the world, tourists can visit the library during open hours or attend one of the events or exhibitions regularly hosted by the library.
Manchester Science and Industry Museum: Manchester was once one of the most important places in the world for manufacturing and industry, especially during the Industrial Revolution when the city underwent a population boom. This fascinating museum celebrates the city’s history, offering insight into how industry has changed and innovated over the centuries.
Popular Hotels in Manchester
Looking for the best hotels in Manchester? Trip.com has a wide range of hotels for every budget.
The recently renovated Kimpton Clocktower Hotel is a 19th century building and offers a slice of history with a 5-star luxury experience. The stylish hotel is situated on bustling Oxford Street with great shopping, cafés, bars, and restaurants nearby.
Just 1 minutes’ walk from Canal Street and Manchester Art Gallery Hotel Brooklyn is right in the heart of Manchester’s city centre. This stylish and convenient hotel also has a well-regarded restaurant if you prefer not to venture out in the evening.
Finally, tourists on a budget should consider Holiday Inn Express Manchester City Centre. This budget hotel offers simple, clean accommodation just a five-minute walk from Oxford Road train station.
Best Time to Visit Manchester
Manchester International Festival is a multi-genre arts festival that takes place every two years in the heart of the city centre. Focusing on new and original work, events at the festival bring different groups together to share ideas, inspire each other and have fun. With an attendance of around 500,000 this is an event not to be missed if you’re lucky enough to be in Manchester when it happens.
Manchester also has its own Book Festival on 17 Sept which attracts authors and poets from across the UK and beyond every year.