London to Venice flights

London is England's largest city, filled with exciting things to see and do. The city delights and charms its every visitor. London features cultural attractions, delicious cuisine, great shopping, annual festivals, and vibrant nightlife events. Many tourists visit London to discover and explore its western way of life.

It is no surprise that the city attracts thousands of visitors every year. London has five main airports: London Heathrow, London Luton, London Stansted, London Gatwick and London City Airports. Regional and global flights are operated from any of these airports. London Venice flights are operated regularly by major airlines such as easyJet, British Airways, Alitalia and Lufthansa.

London has wide-ranging international flights to several European cities including Venice. Major airlines operate from London Airports and they offer flights from London to Venice and other major destinations. There are several transport options to get to London Airports from the city.

If you are flying from London Heathrow, you can opt for Heathrow Connect or Heathrow Express, which connects Paddington Station to the airport. Passengers flying from Gatwick or Stansted Airport can take a National Express coach from the city to the airport. Luton Airport and London City Airport also offer a choice of transport links from the city centre.

Venice is so tinted with magic and cloaked in romance that you will be captivated with its beauty. The city features exciting and thrilling narrow alleyways, beautiful canals and magnificent bridges, glistering mosaics of Cathedrals and a wide variety of regal palaces. Located in the northern part of Italy, Venice is popularly referred to as "City of Water" or "City of Light" and it is considered one of the most beautiful cities in Italy. Venice buzzes with exciting festivals, the city is always celebrating something and it's always show-stopping. The romantic city is known for its unique, traditional cuisine and wine.

Flights to Venice from London touch down at Venice Marco Polo Airport, which is the major airport serving the city. Although the city also benefits from Treviso Airport, which is located about 42km from the city centre.

The Marco Polo Airport is located just 6km north of the city. Most UK flights arrive at Marco Polo Airport and the flight takes more than two hours to get to Venice. Getting to the city from the airport is no stress at all. You can opt for a taxi or a bus from the airport to the nearest railway station. You can also hire a car to take you to your destination in the city.