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How long is the flight from Vilnius to London?

It takes just under three hours to get from Vilnius to London on direct flights.

Is there a time change from Vilnius to London?

London (GMT) is two hours behind Vilnius (UTC+2).

What are the most important things to pack in my suitcase when travelling to London?

London is generally somewhat warmer than Vilnius. A winter coat is a good idea from November to March, but the weather is usually quite mild and rainy, so rain gear is also helpful. Summer sees temperatures frequently climb into the high 20s°C or even the low 30s°C, so pack some sun cream and sunglasses.

There are two airlines, both low-cost options, which offer direct flights between the Lithuanian and UK capitals. They both also offer a lot of choices with frequent departures for visiting London:

• Ryanair, budget Irish airline that's popular for travel between many European destinations.
• Wizz Air, a low-cost carrier from Hungary that also offers excellent fares.

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• In April, you'll get an ideal balance of pre-summer quiet and pleasant springtime weather.
• August is a popular time to visit London, when the warm weather makes it ideal for picnics in the park and outdoor exploration. Enjoy the many outdoor concerts and festivals going on.
• September is another excellent time to visit, as the weather's still warm but less busy than the high summer season.
• December is Christmas season in London, with colourfully lit streets and all the shopping opportunities of the iconic department stores and markets.

Vilnius International Airport (VNO) serves most of Lithuania's international flights.

Useful information about Vilnius International Airport

Vilnius International Airport is located only 4 miles south of the city centre, making it easy to get your holiday in London started.

How to get to the airport:

• By train – airport express trains offer transfers between the centre of Vilnius and the airport.
• By bus — 88 and 88N buses from the city centre; Toks microbus service from central bus station.
• By taxi – around 15 minutes to reach the airport from the city centre, possibly more depending on traffic.

Services: open from the first to the last flight of the day, six hours free Wi-Fi access, a selection of shops and places to eat, outdoor smoking areas.

Stansted Airport (STN) and Luton Airport (LTN) are the two main airports serving flights from Vilnius to London. Both are served by good train and bus links to the city itself, meaning you'll be shopping and sightseeing in very little time.

Useful information about Stansted Airport

Stansted Airport is 42 miles north-east of Central London and is easily reached by a number of means.

How to get to London from the airport:

• By train – Stansted Express, 50 minutes to Liverpool Street station in Central London.
• By coach – A20 bus to Victoria Coach Station, or A21 to Liverpool Street station, taking as little as 90 minutes. They depart every 30 minutes between 6am and 2am.
• By taxi – allow 90 minutes to get to Central London.

Services: open 24/7, four hours complimentary Wi-Fi per day, many restaurants and shops, baby changing, outdoor smoking areas.

Useful information about Luton Airport

Luton Airport is located about 28 miles north of Central London.

How to get to London:

• By train – Thameslink service connects Luton with St Pancras International Station in Central London, about 45 minutes.
• By coach – travel from Paddington or London Victoria stations, via National Express or Green Line bus services, around 50 minutes.
• By taxi – allow at least an hour from Central London, often more during rush hour.

Services: open 24/7, four hours free Wi-Fi use, lots of shops and places to eat, baby changing, outdoor smoking zones.

• Go shopping at any of the hundreds of shops on Oxford Street.
• Experience a West End musical on one of Haymarket's famed theatres, such as at the Lyceum and Prince Edward.
• See the magnificent Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew.
• Attend an open-air performance of a Shakespeare play at the Globe Theatre.
• Discover the former secret underground base at Churchill's War Rooms, an important piece of World War II history.