Exeter to London flights

Exeter is a city located in the county of Devon, England, famous for its beautiful cathedrals and historical churches. This city is served by Exeter International Airport, situated in Clyst Honiton, District of East Devon. The airport handles both charter and scheduled flights, and is known for its imposing but pretty building.

Flights from Exeter to London take off from Exeter International Airport, which is not very far away from the city. Exeter Airport has been in operations since 1937 and today is used by companies such as Flybe, Air Europa, Air Malta or Thomson Airways, among others.

Exeter to London flights take a little over an hour to reach the airports in London. The easiest way to reach Exeter International Airport from the city centre is to arrive at St. David's Station and take bus 56 to the airport. This bus takes around 25 minutes to take you to the airport. Other buses include 56A and 56B, both of which are offered by Stagecoach. Exeter Airport Taxis are authorized to ferry passengers from the city to the airport; they can be found all over the city. It shouldn't cost too much to take a taxi to the airport, it isn't far from the centre.

London is one of the best cities in the world for a music lover as there is always a live performance or a concert taking place somewhere in the city. If you like classical music, you can start your journey at the Barbican Centre; this venue regularly holds live performances and is visited by ardent music fans. Your next stop could be the London Philharmonic Orchestra; this orchestra is known for the grand musical ensemble and the whole big symphony experience. Do not forget to check out the smaller choirs, troupes and bands. Bach Choir and London Symphony Chorus are also very popular in the city. Finally, spend an evening at the Royal Opera House. You won't forget it.

Flights to London from Exeter take very little time. Reaching your final destination in London should be easy, thanks to the city's great transport connections. To get to the centre of London, take trains from any of the airports at which you land. If you land at London City Airport, you will not need to take a train as a taxi ride will suffice. If you are keeping to a budget, take a bus to the city centre. From Heathrow and Gatwick, there are high speed trains to London downtown. From Southend, Luton and Stansted, you can simply take a regular train that connects these airports with London city centre.