Cheap Flights from Warsaw to London

How to Search for Cheap Flights Warsaw to London

Trip.com can help you plan your ideal holiday to London with discounted hotel stays, sightseeing, entry tickets and cheap flights Warsaw to London.

How to buy cheap flights

Taking a trip to London? Search for flights Warsaw to London that depart early in the morning or late at night as these are less popular. Savvy travellers should also consider flying midweek to beat the weekend getaway rush.

When can I find the cheapest flights?

Both summer and Christmastime are popular times to visit London and Aug is the peak month for flights Warsaw to London when a return ticket can cost over £380. Looking for a bargain? During off-peak months like Nov and Feb, passengers can grab flights Warsaw to London for less than £25 return.

About Airport

Airports Providing Direct Flights

Direct flights Warsaw to London depart from Warsaw Chopin Airport (WAW) and Warsaw Modlin Airport (WMI).

Airports in London

Three airports in London provide direct flights Warsaw to London. These are London Heathrow Airport (LHR), London Stansted Airport (STN), and London Luton Airport (LTN).

How to get to Airports in Warsaw

To Warsaw Chopin Airport, passengers can choose to travel by train, bus, or taxi.

Take the S2 or S30 line from Central Railway Station to the airport.

You can also catch one of several buses from Central Railway Station or outside Wilanowska Metro station to Warsaw Chopin Airport. And this will take about 40 minutes.

Finally, a taxi will take 20-30 mins and it depends on traffic conditions.

To Warsaw Modlin Airport, passengers can travel via Koleje Mazowieckie (Masovian Railway), TLK and EIC trains from the centre of Warsaw to Warsaw Modlin Airport. Regular buses also serve the route.

For a taxi there is a fixed price of €38 from Warsaw to Warsaw Modlin Airport and the journey will take 35-40 mins.

How to get downtown from airports in London

There are many options to reach central London from London’s airports but generally 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).

If you take the Stansted Express train, it will take you from Stansted Airport to London Liverpool Street station in approx. 47 mins. To get from Luton Airport, we recommend taking a National Express coach to Paddington, Marble Arch Underground station or Victoria Coach Station – this should take 50 minutes.

About Airline

Which airlines provide the route?

Several airlines provide direct flights Warsaw to London. These include Ryanair, British Airways, LOT, and Wizz Air.

Fastest Direct Flight

The fastest direct flight is from Warsaw Modlin Airport to London Stansted Airport, and it takes 2 hrs 25 mins. The longest direct flight is 2 hrs 50 mins.

About London

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

Love art? You will have lots of choices such as Tate Modern, Tate Britain, the Portrait Gallery and the National Gallery, all of which are situated in central London and free to visit.

What’s more, here are many great day trips from central London. You can 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. Or, you can 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

Big Ben: The Houses of Parliament’s iconic clock tower first chimed on 31 May 1859 after fire destroyed the first, much older parliament buildings. Today the tower stands over 96 metres tall and there are 334 steps to climb to the belfry. As of 2022 the tower is currently closed for refurbishment and it is not open to the public, however you can still walk past or take a photo from the other side of the river. Did you know? Big Ben is actually the nickname for the Great Bell in Elizabeth Tower, although both the clock, bell and tower are generally known as Big Ben.

St Paul’s Cathedral: Destroyed in 1666 by the Great Fire of London, the building was designed by Sir Christopher Wren and completed in 1710. The awe-inspiring dome is 111 metres high, and it is one of the largest cathedral domes in the world. Visitors can enjoy the intricate decoration and famous artworks on display – there are also monuments to explorer Robert Scott and painter JMW Turner. Don’t forget a visit to the Stone and Golden Galleries for spectacular views across London.

Royal Observatory Greenwich: Home of Greenwich Mean Time (GMT), this stunning observatory stands on the edge of beautiful Greenwich Park. Stand on the Prime Meridian of the World and learn about the stars and how figures of history have used the night’s sky to make important calculations about time and space at London’s Planetarium. Check the calendar online for fascinating events such as live talks and explanations by famous astronomers as well as family-friendly festivals. When you’re done why not have a picnic in Greenwich Park or visit the National Maritime Museum?

Popular Hotels in London

Don’t know your Kensington from your Marble Arch? Want to impress your special someone with a touch of class? Trip.com is here to help you find the best hotels in London for your holiday.

Located right next to the Tower of London and overlooking the River Thames, London Cheval Three Quays offers luxury apartments right in the heart of the financial district. But these aren’t your ordinary holiday apartments – each one is individually designed with an open plan living area and access to an on-site fitness centre, not to mention a dedicated concierge team. Don’t miss a quick stroll to quirky Brick Lane with its boutique shops and street food markets.

Alternatively, NYX Hotel London Holborn offers luxurious rooms, a relaxing spa and health club and beautiful hand carved furniture in every room. The hotel is situated just moments from Covent Garden, Leicester Square and The British Museum.

For a taste of one of the coolest neighbourhoods in London, why not stay at easyHotel London City Shoreditch? Situated in an area famed for trendy cocktail bars, amazing street art, live music hotspots and cool coffee shops, if you’re less keen on the mainstream sightseeing this is the hotel for you.