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PDX Portland LCY London 
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PDX Portland LGW London Trains are 32% more expensive in London than in Portland.
The average meal is 32% more expensive in London than in Portland.
Taxis are 32% more expensive in London than in Portland.
Coffee in London is 12% cheaper than in Portland.
- Portland International Airport (PDX)How far from city centre: 6 miles
- Heathrow (LHR)How far from city centre: 14 miles
- Gatwick (LGW)How far from city centre: 25 miles
- Stansted (STN)How far from city centre: 30 miles
- Luton International (LTN)How far from city centre: 27 miles
- London City (LCY)How far from city centre: 7 miles
- Southend (SEN)How far from city centre: 35 miles
Getting to and from the airport
Flights departing from Portland
Portland is Oregon's largest city and is known for its alternative lifestyle and underground culture. The city is served by Portland International Airport, which is located 19 kilometres away from the city centre. The airport is known for a unique carpet pattern that can be found throughout the airport. It is also known for its many restaurants and cafes.
Flights from Portland to London take off from Portland International Airport, which has just one passenger terminal with five concourses. The airport has a huge mall right behind the ticketing section and is known for the variety of brands that are available to shoppers.
Getting to Portland airport
Portland London flights take off from Portland International Airport, which is 40 minutes away from the city centre if you take the highway. The easiest way to get to the airport from Portland city centre is by taking the MAX Red Line light rail. This service is offered by TriMet and connects both downtown Portland and Beaverton to the airport. The station is just 150 feet away from the baggage claim area and you can quickly get inside the airport after walking just a few steps. You can also do what many others do and take a taxi from downtown Portland.
Arriving to London
London is a city of many interesting sights and sounds. If you are a music lover, London is a great place to visit. Begin your journey at one of the many concert halls found in London and enjoy an orchestra. Barbican Centre is a great place to catch a live music performance. London Philharmonic Orchestra is a wonderful option for those who want to witness the entire musical ensemble. The city is also known for its choirs, especially the Bach Choir and the London Symphony Chorus. The Royal Opera House holds regular opera shows and it would be the best way to end your musical journey in London.
How to get to the city centre
Flights to London from Portland may land at any of the many airports that serve the city of London. To get to London city centre, you will probably be taking a train from the airport at which you land. If you land at London City Airport, you will just need to walk outside and take a bus or taxi to reach your destination. However, if you land at Gatwick, Heathrow, Luton, Southend or Stansted airports, all you need to do is just take the train from outside each of these airports and get to London's city centre. Taxis are available too, but they will be more expensive than trains.