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Useful information for flights from London to Katowice
How long is the flight from London to Katowice?
Direct flights from London to Katowice have a flight duration of about two hours and 20 minutes.
Is there a time change from London to Katowice?
Yes. Katowice is on Central European Time (CET), one hour ahead of London.
What documentation do I need to fly to Katowice from London?
You will need your passport to travel from London to anywhere in Poland.
Which airlines fly from London to Katowice?
Multiple airlines offer cheap flights from London to Katowice, including:
How to find cheap flights from London to Katowice
Here are our six tips to secure better prices for flights from London to Katowice, hotels and car hire:
- Opt for Off-Peak Days: Search for affordable flights from London to Katowice on weekdays (Monday to Wednesday) to avoid weekend and peak season price spikes.
- Compare Airlines: Compare ticket prices across different airlines and low-cost carriers for potential savings, considering flexibility with travel dates.
- Book in Advance (or not): Grab your plane tickets early to save money and avoid surprises. However, if planning isn't your thing, check out our last-minute deals.
- Set Price Alerts: Stay informed about price drops by setting up alerts for your route to seize opportunities for lower-cost bookings.
- Explore Multi-City Flights: Consider open-jaw or multi-city flights for potential savings on flexible travel plans.
- Consider Package Deals: Bundle Katowice flight and hotel packages with Opodo for extra savings, and enjoy significant discounts on Katowice car hire for a more budget-friendly travel experience.
When are the best times to fly from London to Katowice?
- April is when Katowice's many lilac trees break into full blossom, and their springtime bloom bathes the city in a special scent, getting everybody out and about, excited for good weather.
- July is a festive time in Katowice, with many festivals and events taking place, including a huge number of outdoor theatre shows.
Airports in London
Three of London's six airports operate the bulk of flights from London to Katowice: London Stansted (STN), London Luton (LTN), and London Gatwick (LGW).
Useful information about London Stansted Airport
London Stansted Airport is 42 miles northeast of central London.
How to get to the airport:
- By bus – departures every half-hour from Liverpool Street, journey time 80 minutes.
- By train – Stansted Express, departures every 15 minutes from Liverpool Street, journey time 47 minutes.
- By taxi or car – approximately 60 to 70 minutes from central London. Always leave time for traffic.
Services: designated smoking areas, accessible toilets, free Wi-Fi, religious spaces, and a large range of shops and eateries.
Useful information about London Luton Airport
London Luton Airport is located 28 miles north of central London.
How to get to the airport:
- By taxi or car – roughly 50 to 60 minutes from central London.
- By bus – 60 minutes from Victoria.
- By train – 40 minutes from St Pancras International to Luton Airport Parkway, then a five-minute shuttle bus to the airport.
Services: smoking areas, free Wi-Fi, prayer room, accessible toilets, and a number of shops and food outlets.
Useful information about London Gatwick Airport
Gatwick (LGW) is located in Surrey, about 30 miles from central London.
How to get to the airport:
- By train – Gatwick Express from Victoria, journey time 35 minutes, departing every 15 minutes.
- By bus – 90 minutes from Victoria Coach station, departures every 30 minutes.
- By taxi – 60 minutes central London, 35 minutes from Croydon.
Services: 24/7 operation, free Wi-Fi, open 24 hours, accessible toilets, smoking areas outside, currency exchange, business facilities, and a huge number of shopping and food outlets.
Airports in Katowice
Katowice is served by one major international airport: Katowice Pyrzowice Airport (KTW).
Useful information about Katowice Pyrzowice Airport
Katowice International Airport is located 21 miles from the city centre.
How to get from the airport to the city:
- By coach – 50 minutes to Katowice Dworzec, the mail railway station in Katowice City Centre.
- By car or taxi – approximately 35 minutes to the city centre.
- By bus – cheaper but slower option than the express coach, 60 to 80 minutes to the city centre on local bus routes 80, 820, and 830.
Services: Wi-Fi access, car hire, business lounges, passenger assistance services, a range of eateries, many shopping outlets.
What to do and visit in Katowice
- See one of Europe's finest collections of Modernist architecture around the central Srodmiescie district, where both Bauhaus-inspired and International Style buildings stand alongside Communist-era behemoths like the Spodek and Superjednostka apartment block.
- Talk a stroll down the pedestrianised St Mary's Street to see its namesake, the marvellous St Mary's Church; or, do as the locals do and grab a beer at one of St Mary's Street's many pubs and restaurants with outdoor terraces.
- Enjoy a concert from the world-renowned Silesian Philharmonic Orchestra, or simply marvel at the orchestra's iconic home: The giant angled disk, the Spodek, is often referred to as the UFO and is an unmissable symbol of the city.
- Get a breath of fresh air in Murcki district, where you'll find endless walking trails and numerous nature reserves within the huge Murckowski Forest.
- Visit the cutting-edge BWA or Parnas contemporary art galleries, delve into Katowice's fascinating history at the Silesian Museum and Katowice Historical Museum, or catch a concert at an art gallery in the middle of a roundabout at the Roundabout of Art, for a truly unique experience.
