Head to head
London vs New York
Fares to London and New York are close. Here is how they compare on price, weather and what there is to do — updated for 2026.
| Round trip from New York | $504 | — |
| Flight time | — | 8h |
| Best months | — | April – June, September – November |
| Summer temp | 18°C | — |
| Trip type | — | City Breaks |
| Food & drink / day | — | $50–80 |
| Hotel / night | — | $200–350 |
| Lifestyle ratings | ||
| Beaches | — | |
| Nightlife | — | |
| Food | — | |
| Activities | — | |
| Family-friendly | — | |
| Value for money | — | |
| View London | View New York | |
Highlighted cells mark the cheapest fare and warmest summer. Ratings are editorial (1–10, shown as 5 dots).
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What matters most?
London vs New York: common questions
- Is London or New York cheaper to fly to?
- Fares to London and New York are close enough that the cheaper one depends entirely on your dates. Check the low fare calendar for both.
- Which is warmer, London or New York?
- London and New York have similar summer temperatures, so weather alone is unlikely to decide this one.
- When is the best time to visit London and New York?
- London: shoulder season tends to offer the best balance of weather and price. New York: April – June, September – November.

