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Flights to Paris from London

Flying from London to Paris is the fastest and easiest way to travel between these two iconic cities. In just over an hour, you can swap Big Ben for the Eiffel Tower, skipping the long road and rail journeys and making the most of your time in the City of Light.

Flight information from London to Paris

Essential details for your journey:

Flight duration

1:15 h

Flight distance

340 km

Public transport

Train, bus and taxi

Flight London to Paris

Thinking of heading to Paris? We’ve got you covered!

With Vueling, you can fly from London to Paris quickly and comfortably. Whether you're planning a weekend getaway or a business trip, we offer multiple flights a day, so you can choose the one that fits your schedule best.

We operate from London Gatwick and London Heathrow, both offering a smooth airport experience. Once on board, sit back and relax—our comfortable seats, in-flight service with snacks and drinks, and WiFi keep you connected and entertained.

Landing at Paris-Orly (ORY) or Paris-Charles de Gaulle (CDG), you’ll be just a short trip from the heart of the city. Whether you're here for art, food, fashion, or simply to soak up the Parisian atmosphere, there's always something exciting waiting for you.

So, what are you waiting for? Paris is calling, and we’re ready to take you there!

Getting to London’s Airports

Heading off from London? Let’s make sure you get to the airport without a hitch. Here’s the best way to reach Gatwick and Heathrow

How to get to Gatwick Airport

Gatwick Airport is well-connected to central London, offering multiple transport options to suit every budget and schedule. Whether you're looking for the fastest route or the most cost-effective way to get there, here are your best options:

By train

The Gatwick Express is the quickest and most convenient way to get to the airport. Trains run every 15 minutes from London Victoria and take around 30 minutes to reach Gatwick’s South Terminal. From there, you can take the free shuttle train to the North Terminal, which runs 24/7 and takes just 2 minutes.

For a more budget-friendly option, Thameslink and Southern Rail services also operate from Victoria, London Bridge, St Pancras International, and Blackfriars, offering direct routes to Gatwick in 30-45 minutes. These are ideal if you're travelling from different parts of London.

By bus

Coaches are a great option if you're looking for an economical way to get to Gatwick. National Express and easyBus operate frequent services from key locations such as Victoria Coach Station, Liverpool Street, and Paddington, with journey times ranging from 60 to 90 minutes, depending on traffic.

By taxi / VTC

A taxi or ride-hailing service (such as Uber, Bolt, or Addison Lee) from central London to Gatwick takes approximately 1 hour to 1 hour 30 minutes, depending on traffic. Prices vary, but expect to pay between £60-£100.

By car

If you're driving, Gatwick offers various parking options, including short-stay, long-stay, and premium valet services. Booking in advance can save you money. The airport is easily accessible via the M23 motorway (Junction 9), connecting to the M25 for routes across the UK.

How to get to Heathrow Airport

London Heathrow is the UK’s busiest airport and has some of the best transport links in the country. Whether you're looking for speed, convenience, or budget-friendly options, here’s how to get there:

By London Underground

The Piccadilly Line connects Heathrow with central London, stopping at key locations like King’s Cross, Leicester Square, and South Kensington. The journey takes around 45-60 minutes, making it the most affordable way to reach the airport. Trains run every 5-10 minutes, and a single fare costs around £5.60 with an Oyster card or contactless payment.

By bus

National Express and Megabus run direct coach services from Victoria Coach Station and other major London locations, with journey times between 40-90 minutes, depending on traffic. This is a great budget option, with fares starting from £10 one way.

By train

For the fastest journey, the Heathrow Express runs every 15 minutes from London Paddington and gets you to the airport in just 15 minutes. Tickets cost from £5.50 if booked in advance, or up to £25 on the day.

A cheaper alternative is the Elizabeth Line, which also departs from Paddington but stops at key stations such as Bond Street, Tottenham Court Road, and Farringdon, taking around 30 minutes to Heathrow. It’s an excellent choice if you’re coming from the West End or City of London.

By taxi / VTC

A black cab or ride-hailing service like Uber, Bolt, or Gett from central London to Heathrow takes about 45-60 minutes, depending on traffic. Fares vary, but expect to pay between £50-£100, with black cabs typically costing more.

By car

Heathrow is easily accessible via the M4 and M25 motorways. The airport offers short-stay, long-stay, and meet & greet parking, with discounts for advance booking. If you're dropping someone off, there are free drop-off areas at each terminal, but short-stay parking is available if you need extra time.

Getting around Paris by public transport

Landing in Paris from London? Get ready to explore the city with one of the most efficient and well-connected public transport systems in Europe. Whether you prefer the metro, buses, trams, or RER trains, moving around Paris is easy and affordable. Here’s everything you need to know to get started:

How to pay for public transport in Paris

You can buy single tickets or return fares from vending machines at metro and train stations, but if you plan to explore the city, there are better and more cost-effective options:

• T+ Ticket: Ideal for occasional trips, this ticket works on the metro, buses, trams, and some RER train routes within central Paris. You can buy it at stations, kiosks, or via the official app.
• Paris Navigo Easy Pass: A rechargeable travel card that you can use across the entire public transport network. The card itself costs €2, and you can top it up as needed.
• Navigo Découverte or Paris Visite Pass: If you're staying for a few days and plan to use public transport frequently, these passes offer unlimited travel on the metro, buses, and more for a set period.
• Contactless Payments: Prefer to go paperless? You can tap your contactless bank card or mobile device at metro turnstiles and bus validators—quick, easy, and hassle-free.

Validating your ticket

• Metro & RER Trains: You must validate your ticket or pass when entering and exiting. If you forget, you may face fines or delays at ticket checks.
• Buses & Trams: Simply validate your ticket when you board.

With so many ways to get around, seeing Paris is as easy as hopping on a train or bus. Whether you’re strolling along the Seine, discovering Montmartre, or hunting for the best croissant, public transport will take you there in no time. Enjoy the ride!