London to Buenos Aires flights

London to Buenos Aires flights land at one of the city's two airports, Ministro Pistarini International Airport or Aeroparque Jorge Newbery. The flight from London usually takes around 14 hours, and British Airways and Iberia both fly the route.

Over the last few days, the cheapest London to Buenos Aires flight found on Opodo was £491. Fares change with your dates, so comparing a few days around your trip can find you a lower price.

When departing from London, your journey will likely begin at Heathrow Airport (LHR) or Gatwick Airport (LGW), both of which serve as major hubs for international flights to Argentina. Heathrow, the UK's busiest gateway, operates long-haul services primarily from Terminal 5 and Terminal 3, which are connected by a free underground shuttle service. Gatwick operates from its North and South Terminals, linked by a rapid monorail that takes approximately two minutes to travel between buildings.

Depending on your chosen airline, you may also find connections from London City Airport (LCY), Luton, or Stansted. All six London airports provide various facilities for travellers, including dedicated rest areas, family-friendly zones, and a wide selection of dining and retail options to use before boarding your flights to Buenos Aires from London.

Ministro Pistarini International Airport (EZE), also known as Ezeiza, is the primary gateway for international arrivals, located well outside the city centre. To reach downtown, you can take the 8 bus which stops at Plaza de Mayo, or use the Tienda León shuttle service for a direct route to the Retiro area. Private hire vehicles and taxis are also available from clearly marked pick-up points outside the terminals.

If your itinerary includes a domestic connection, you may arrive at Aeroparque Jorge Newbery (AEP), situated close to the city centre. The 33 bus provides a convenient link to the main transport hub at Retiro station. For those who prefer to drive, car hire desks are located within the arrivals halls of both airports.

Entry requirements for Buenos Aires

British citizens travelling to Argentina for tourism generally do not require a visa for stays of up to 90 days. Your passport should be valid for the proposed duration of your stay, though it is advisable to have at least six months validity remaining. You may be asked to provide proof of onward or return travel and evidence of sufficient funds for your visit.

Upon arrival, you will pass through immigration control where your passport will be stamped. Ensure you retain any entry documentation provided, as this may be required when departing the country or when checking into accommodation.

Buenos Aires offers a wealth of cultural experiences, from the historic architecture of Plaza de Mayo to the traditional Sunday market in San Telmo. Visitors often head to the La Boca district to see the colourful houses of Caminito or visit the upscale docks of Puerto Madero. No trip is complete without experiencing the rhythm of the city at a local tango venue or exploring the vast parks and museums of Palermo.