Krakow to London flights

Flights from Krakow to London connect to the UK, which runs an hour behind Poland.

Cheap flights from Krakow to London start from £13, based on purchases made on Opodo in recent days.

Flights to the UK depart from John Paul II Krakow-Balice International Airport (KRK), which is the sole international gateway serving the city. Located approximately 10 miles from the centre, the airport features a single integrated terminal handling both domestic and international traffic. You can reach the terminal from Krakow Glowny central station via the Koleje Małopolskie rail link in about 20 minutes, or by local bus and taxi services which typically take 30 to 40 minutes depending on traffic.

When arriving on flights from Krakow to London, you will likely land at London Heathrow (LHR), London Gatwick (LGW), or London Stansted (STN). From Heathrow, the Heathrow Express reaches Paddington in 15 minutes, while the Piccadilly line offers a direct Tube connection to central districts. Gatwick arrivals can use the Southern Railway or Thameslink services to reach Victoria or London Bridge, with the express rail option taking 30 minutes. From Stansted, the Stansted Express connects to Liverpool Street in under an hour, and National Express coaches provide transfers to various city terminals.

Entry requirements for London

Polish passport holders and other EU citizens require a valid passport to enter the United Kingdom, as national ID cards are no longer accepted for most travellers. You should ensure your document is valid for the duration of your stay. While visitors from Poland do not typically need a visa for short-term tourism or business trips, you will still need to pass through border control upon landing at any London airport.

London offers a vast array of historic and cultural sites to visit. You can explore the South Bank for views of Big Ben and the Palace of Westminster, or stroll through the expansive greenery of Hyde Park. The city is home to world-class institutions like the British Museum and Tate Modern, while Oxford Street remains a primary destination for fashion and shopping. For evening entertainment, the West End hosts a famous variety of musicals and theatrical performances.