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Trains are 460% more expensive in London than in Moscow.
The average meal is 120% more expensive in London than in Moscow.
Taxis are 100% more expensive in London than in Moscow.
Coffee is 75% more expensive in London than in Moscow.
The flight duration from Moscow to London is 4 hours and 15 minutes direct.
Direct flights from Moscow to London are readily available. However, you may choose to travel through Amsterdam, Paris or Frankfurt for stopover options, which can cut your ticket costs.
If you are a UK passport holder, you will only need a valid passport to re-enter the UK. Residents of the EEA and Switzerland may enter with their passport or identity card. Russian passport holders and many other foreign nationals wishing to visit the UK for city breaks, holidays, or business trips will need a standard visitor visa. This covers stays of up to 6 months.
Moscow is three hours ahead of UK time, both in winter and summer.
Two airlines offer direct departures from Moscow to London airports. If you'd prefer your flight path with a stopover in another European city, your choices widen. Airlines flying from Moscow to London include:
Opodo is a convenient, easy-to-use online travel agency. The site's powerful search engine makes finding the cheapest flights between Moscow and London extremely easy. Search using a few essential criteria such as date or airport, then filter the results to narrow down the range of airfares available.
Moscow has two main airports, Sheremetyevo International and Domodedovo. Both offer international and domestic flights. The airport you depart from will depend on the airline you are travelling with.
Sheremetyevo airport is in the Moscow suburb of Khimki, 18 miles from the city centre. There are six separate passenger terminals at the airport.
How to get to the airport:
Services: airport history museum, free Wi-Fi, showers, parent and child room, airport hotels, restaurants, bars, and retail outlets.
Domodedovo Airport is 26 miles south-east of Moscow city centre. It is the country's second-busiest airport, after Sheremetyevo.
How to get to the airport:
Services: restaurants, bars, and fast-food outlets, shopping including duty-free, laptop and phone charging stations, baby changing facilities, and business services.
Flights from Moscow to London arrive into Heathrow, the UK's busiest airport.
Heathrow is about 15 miles west of central London. It is a large airport with four separate passenger terminals.
How to get from the airport to London:
Services: numerous restaurants, bars and fast-food outlets, free Wi-Fi, internet-connected PCs available, currency exchange, play areas, concierge "meet and greet" service.
Smooth and easy
great experience
Heathrow is in general a very good airport just terminals have grown out of proportion now some are so huge that you need almost 20 minutes to cover them.
late departure meant being stuck in Moscow for 24 hours (see general comments)
Awful service