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London is approximately 213 miles from Paris, and direct flights usually take around 1 hour and 15 minutes, although the exact duration may vary depending on the airline, route, and weather conditions.

As London is typically one hour behind Paris, don't forget to take the time difference into account when planning your arrival.

If you're planning to stay for a few days, it's worth checking flight and hotel packages. Booking both together can often work out cheaper than arranging them separately, leaving you with more to spend on your trip.

Paris is one of the most visited cities in the world, welcoming over 30 million travellers a year. The city is served by two international airports.

The main airport in the French capital is Charles de Gaulle (CDG). It's about 22 miles from the centre of Paris and is accessible from all of Paris train stations, the most popular being Gare De Lyon. From this station, take the westbound RER A to Les Halles, and then the northbound RER B to Aeroport Charles de Gaulle. There are also several bus routes to the airport.

Orly Airport (ORY) is a smaller airport that sits just 8 miles south of Paris. It saw a total of 29,187,269 passengers in 2022 and is a hub for Air France, easyJet and Vueling, a part of British Airways. Like Charles de Gaulle, Orly has excellent connections to the city centre via train and bus routes.

A shuttle service runs between the two airports every 10-20 minutes, so you can always head to the site that's nearest to you and grab the shuttle to your departure airport.

There are six airports in London, but flights from Paris typically arrive at one of four airports: Heathrow, Gatwick, Luton, or London City. These are all at different ends of London, so it can be worth booking a flight to the airport nearest to your accommodation so that you have less ground to cover after landing.

London City (LCY): London City is the nearest airport to Central London, at just 8 miles away. The DLR Underground service runs every 8 to 15 minutes and can take you to the airport from Canning Town station via the Jubilee line.

Heathrow Airport (LHR): Heathrow is 14 miles West of Central London and is the UK's busiest airport. Central London is just a short tube ride away via the London Underground's Piccadilly line.

Gatwick Airport (LGW): Gatwick Airport can be found 30 miles south of Central London and is the second-busiest airport in the UK. The Gatwick Express runs regularly and can take travelers to London Victoria Station in 30 minutes. The airport also has well-connected bus links.

Luton Airport (LTN): Luton Airport is 28 miles north of London Central and is a popular site for the most cost-efficient airlines. It is well-connected to central London via Thameslink trains, National Express coaches, and a number of bus services.

Whichever airport you arrive at, you can rest assured that the site will have excellent transport links to central London and beyond.

All of London's airports provide top-quality services and facilities, so there's bound to be plenty to keep you entertained. Here's a quick breakdown of the facilities of the city's main airports:

London City Airport: Special Assistance, Cabin Bar, Soul & Grain, Pret a Manger, Brick Lane Brews, WHSmith, Boots, Aella Duty-Free, InMotion, Aerospa.

Heathrow Airport: Free Wi-Fi, car hire, postal service, special assistance, personal shopper, reserve and collect, charging points, chapel, multi-faith prayer rooms, priority fast-track, Black Sheep Coffee, Costa, Giraffe, Shan Shui, The Oceanic, Vagabond, Boss, Burberry, Boots, Aspinal of London, Gucci, Lacoste, The Harry Potter Shop, World of Whiskies.

Gatwick Airport: 90 minutes free Wi-Fi, Reserve and collect, special assistance, prayer rooms, postal service, Ray Ban, Superdry, Ted Baker, Starbucks, Wetherspoons, Pure.

Luton Airport: Fast-track security, special assistance, multi-faith prayer rooms, Glorious Britain, Marks & Spencer, InMotion, Boots, WHSmith, Boss, FatFace.

The best time to fly to London from Paris depends on a number of factors, including climate, season and price.

The city's famous green locations like Hyde Park are stunning and in full bloom between March and May.

For the lowest chance of rainfall, visit during August to soak up the sun, the highs of which are only slightly below Parisian temperatures.

If you want to avoid the crowds, November and January are some of the city's quietest months and the winter season offers the best deals on flights from Paris to London. Christmas festivities will be in full swing with the annual Winter Wonderland at Hyde Park, making December an ideal time for families to visit.

London is a bustling modern metropolitan city that is entrenched in British history. You’ll find no shortage of museums, parks, activities, and food and drink to keep the whole family entertained. Here are some must-sees which you can cover even if you’re only in London for 3 days:

Sights: Take a photo of the world's most famous clock, Big Ben at Westminster Palace, look out over the river on the London Eye or visit the Tower of London.

Food and Drink: Choose from an endless selection of top-quality cuisine from all over the world, or try some traditional English pub grub like steak and kidney pudding or toad in the hole!

Shopping: Explore the elegant Covent Garden for luxury brands, or visit Neal’s Garden for highly-rated independents.

Family: Visit the famous Hyde Park, which looks glorious in rain, shine, or snow. Catch a family-friendly play or tour at the Globe Theatre to soak up some culture.

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