Cheap Flights to London
Royal palaces, world-class museums and endless neighbourhoods
Find the Best Flights to London
London is reachable from the US, the UK and across Europe, though whether a given route is non-stop depends on your airport and the season. Find cheap flights to London, compare airlines and book direct. Our AI flight search compares hundreds of routes to find you the cheapest flights to London — just describe your trip and Flyamba does the rest.
Cheapest days to fly to London
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Booking insights
Smart tips for booking London
Best time to book
1–3 months ahead
Cheapest day to fly
Tuesday & Wednesday
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Explore London
🎨London attractions
The Tower, museums, palaces and the best views.
🍽️London restaurants
From Dishoom to three-Michelin-star tables.
🏨London hotels
Where to stay, from grand dames to budget gems.
🚇London transport
The Tube, buses, Oyster, taxis and airport links.
💶London prices
Daily budgets, food, hotels and entry fees.
🌤️London weather
Month-by-month climate and the best time to visit.
🛍️London shopping
Harrods, Oxford Street, markets and the Lanes.
🌙London nightlife
Pubs, cocktail bars, clubs and rooftop views.
👨👩👧London with kids
Museums, the zoo and Harry Potter for families.
🚆London day trips
Windsor, Oxford, Bath, Stonehenge and Brighton.
🎉London events
Festivals and events month by month.
Why London?
Why Fly to London with Flyamba?
Unrivalled culture — world-class free museums, more than 240 theatres and centuries of history around every corner.
Living royal heritage — palaces, the Crown Jewels at the Tower and free pageantry like the Changing of the Guard.
Every cuisine on earth — from cheap global street food to more Michelin stars than any other UK city.
Effortless to explore — an iconic Tube network and walkable neighbourhoods, each with its own distinct character.
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Top attractions
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Tower of London
A 1,000-year-old riverside fortress guarding the Crown Jewels, with Beefeater tours and centuries of grisly history.
British Museum
One of the world's greatest museums, spanning two million years of human history across free galleries in Bloomsbury.
Buckingham Palace
The King's official London residence, famous for its balcony, guardsmen and the summer opening of the opulent State Rooms.
Where to eat
All restaurantsDishoom
London's beloved Bombay-café chainlet serving all-day Irani food in gorgeous retro rooms — famous for the bacon naan roll.
Padella
A tiny, buzzy pasta bar by Borough Market turning out handmade plates of pasta at bargain prices.
Barrafina
A Michelin-starred counter-only tapas bar bringing top-tier Spanish cooking and a buzzy open kitchen to central London.
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Flying to London — your questions answered
- How much are flights to London?
- The cheapest round trip we currently hold is $457 from New York (14–18 Jan). These are prices a live search returned, not a standing offer, and they move daily.
- When is the cheapest time to fly to London?
- Winter months and November are typically the cheapest time to fly to London, while summer and the holidays are the most expensive. Booking one to three months ahead and flying midweek (Tuesday or Wednesday) usually secures the best fares.
- Which London airport should I fly into?
- London has six airports. Heathrow (LHR) is the largest and best connected to the centre via the Elizabeth line, Piccadilly line and Heathrow Express. Gatwick (LGW), Stansted (STN) and Luton (LTN) mostly serve budget and European airlines, while London City (LCY) is closest to the centre for short-haul business routes.
- How many days do you need in London?
- Three to four days covers the essential sights — the Tower of London, Westminster, the British Museum, a South Bank walk and a couple of neighbourhoods. Five days or more lets you add day trips like Windsor or Oxford and explore areas such as Greenwich, Notting Hill and Shoreditch at a relaxed pace.
- Is London expensive to visit?
- London is one of Europe's pricier capitals for hotels and dining, but it's easy to save: most of the world-class museums and galleries are free, an Oyster or contactless card caps daily Tube spending, and markets and pubs offer good-value meals. Budget travellers can manage on around $90–$120 a day excluding accommodation.
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