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Flights to London

Flights to London

Welcome to London! A city that’s cosmopolitan, open, modern, racially diverse and cultural, along with loads more adjectives, making it the world’s most visited city.

As well as being the United Kingdom’s political and economic capital, London offers endless cultural and leisure activities. We recommend you plan a different route and activities every day and get ready to experience the city to the max.

Because it’s a city that transmits emotions, awakens feelings, Vueling flies you there.


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Hotels in London

Hotel Tophams

This boutique designer hotel is just a stone’s throw from Victoria Station. You may be suitably impressed by its trendy façade yet feel right at home inside. The English capital is waiting for you in this fashionable hotel.

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Sleeping Beauty Motel

This urban motel is situated in a peaceful area of London. The neighbourhood reflects the English capital’s cultural and racial diversity. The rooms are comfortable so you should be able to spend a few fabulous days at the right price.

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Hotel Eden Plaza

If you enjoy visiting museums, this is your hotel. Here you are right beside London’s most important museums, such as the Victoria & Albert and the Natural History Museum. After this cultural tour, you could take a stroll up to Notting Hill and Hyde Park. The rooms are cosy and designed for relaxation after an intense day of sightseeing.

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Hotel Oxford

This hotel combines modern decoration with traditional service. Get ready to sink into its welcoming atmosphere in a perfect location in the city. All the details have been seen to, ready for your visit. We’re waiting for you!

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Hotel Phoenix

Eight separate houses in this peaceful, landscaped zone were transformed into this hotel, conveniently located on Queensway in the centre of London. It boasts fully furnished rooms with many other facilities available inside the hotel.

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Airport de London

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Heathrow International Airport is the largest, busiest airport in all of Europe. It is 24 km from London, operating destinations to all five continents from its four terminals. Terminals 1, 2 and 3 are connected by pedestrian corridors while they connect with Terminal 4 via the free train, the Heathrow Express.

Links into the city centre are perfectly designed:

  • Airbus 2 leaves all the terminals with a frequency of 60 minutes.
  • The metro or London Underground is the cheapest way of reaching the centre.
  • The train or Heathrow Express will also take you into the city centre. It’s a train system that will take you from the airport to Paddington Station.

For more information
Official website: heathrowairport.com
Tel: +44 0870 000 0123

Airbus Metro Heathrow Express Taxi Parking
Price One-way: £6
Return: £10		Normal fare: £4

Adults
One-way: £16.50
Return: £32

Children
One-way: £820
Return: £16

City centre: £40-70 Up to 30 minutes: £2.40
From 30 minutes to 1 hour: £4.10
From 1 hour to 1 and a half: £6.10
18-24 hours: £45.20
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Restaurants in London

In London you can have a ball wining and dining in restaurants of every kind. The fact that numerous cultures share the city means you have a wide array of tastes and locales available. Below we’ll describe a small selection of all the variety you may encounter:

Wagamama

This restaurant chain is inspired on typical Japanese bars. Its menu is formed of entrée dishes, mains and desserts. The food is cooked and served quickly to ensure the highest quality. Have a Wagamama experience!

101A Wigmore Street, Londres
T. +44 (0)20 7409 0111

Eat & Two Veg

Vegetarians can look forward to a simple yet delicious vegetarian meal at this restaurant. The locale is decorated stylishly and is spacious and modern. Break away from your perceptions of the typical vegetarian hippie to explore a contemporary venue with tasty dishes.

50 Marylebone High Street
T. +44 (0)20 7258 8595

Notting Grill

Lovers of a good meat dish should come here. Its proprietor, Anthony Worrell-Thompson, is a highly renowned television chef. Before he cooks any piece of meat, he carefully selects it. We advise you to book before you go. It tends to get full.

123A Clarendon Road
T. +44 (0)20 7229 1500

Hakkasan

In London, Cantonese food is in. To many this might seem like a Chinese restaurant yet it provides an adapted cuisine, offering seafood dishes and specialities such as Dim Sum and Yum Cha. A more economical option for enjoying this style of restaurant is to go directly to any Cantonese in Chinatown.

8 Hanway Place
T. +44 (0)20 7907 1888

Viet Hoa

Vietnamese cuisine is also represented in restaurants in the English capital and the Viet Hoa is a good example. This is a highly popular, well recommended establishment. We hope you enjoy it!

70-72 Kingsland Road
T. +44 (0)20 7729 8293

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Business hours in London

Shop opening times in London tend to be from 10 am to 6 pm, Monday to Saturday. Late night shopping is Thursday until 8 pm. Sundays, you’ll also find shops open from midday till 6 pm.

Restaurants open from midday till 11 pm at night. Their rest day tends to be Sunday or Monday. Pubs open early and close early, from 11 am to 11 pm.

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Don't miss... in London

Tower Bridge

This Neo-Gothic drawbridge is one of London’s best known symbols. It crosses the Thames river and can open to let ships through in just 3 minutes. Furthermore, it’s close to the Tower of London, the monument that gives it its name.

London Eye

This is the largest Ferris wheel in the world. It measures 135 metres high and each of its 32 cabins has the capacity for 25 passengers. Go up and watch this city’s incredible views roll by. They will amaze you!

Tate Modern

This is the English gallery for British and modern art par excellence. To celebrate the millennium in 2000, Swiss architects Herzog & de Meuron transformed an old building, glassed it over and designed a fabulous space inside. From the top floor of the Tate you get some fantastic views of London.

Covent Garden

This area of London is one of the most popular among tourists. In the centre is the main square with a market and around it you’ll find shops, bars and restaurants. It’s perfect for an entertaining stroll!

Royal Opera House

After several fires throughout its history, the home of the Royal Ballet Company and the English Opera is more alive than ever. The quality of their productions is famous worldwide. If you can, make sure you see one of their shows.

National Gallery

This is one of the largest painting galleries in the world: its collection includes 2,000 works painted in the 13th and 19th centuries. The building’s Neo-classical style is also worth

Picadilly Circus

I’m sure you’ve heard of this famous London square. Its central location makes it a great meeting point for accessing other parts of the city. You’re sure to pass through Piccadilly!

Trafalgar Square

This is one of the largest squares in the world. Historically, it has witnessed many political and sporting events, as well as parades and so on. Very close by you’ll find museums of great interest.

Camden Market

The atmosphere in this street market is unique, especially if you go by one Sunday. Take a turn around its shops and, if you feel like it, have a beer in one of the area’s pubs.

Big Ben

This is the bell that has been tolling the hours in London since 1858. It hangs in the Clock Tower, which measures 98 metres and has 334 steps up to the bell chamber. Are you fit enough to get all the way up?

Buckingham Palace

This is the British monarch’s official residence. If you’re in luck when you visit, you may catch the changing of the palace guards. It occurs at 11.30 am and lasts about 30 minutes.

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