Warsaw to London flights

Direct Warsaw to London flights connect the Polish capital with the UK capital throughout the week, and Wizz Air is one of the carriers on the route.

Over the last few days, the cheapest Warsaw to London flight found on Opodo was £24. Fares change with your dates, so comparing a few days around your trip can find you a lower price.

Travellers can choose between two main options when booking Warsaw Chopin Airport to London flights or Warsaw Modlin to London flights. The primary gateway, Warsaw Chopin Airport (WAW), operates from a single, unified Terminal A, which handles all scheduled flights.

Alternatively, Warsaw-Modlin Airport (WMI) features a single passenger terminal dedicated primarily to low-cost carriers.

Most international flights land at Heathrow Airport (LHR), situated 14 miles west of the city. The Heathrow Express train departs from the airport terminals and reaches London Paddington in 15 to 20 minutes, making this Heathrow airport to central London train the fastest rail link into the capital.

For a budget-friendly alternative, the Piccadilly line runs directly from the airport to central London. National Express coaches also depart from the central bus station and terminal buildings for Victoria Station, while traditional taxis offer direct transport to your destination in approximately 45 to 60 minutes.

If your flight lands at another London airport, the Gatwick Express serves Gatwick and the Stansted Express serves Stansted.

Entry requirements for London

EU nationals travelling to the UK must present a valid national passport for border control, as national identity cards are no longer accepted for entry. Ensure your passport remains valid for the duration of your stay and check whether your specific nationality requires an Electronic Travel Authorisation or visa before you travel.

London offers a vast range of historic sights and cultural landmarks. You can visit the Tower of London to see the crown jewels or head to Buckingham Palace for the Changing of the Guard. For world-class exhibits, the British Museum houses an extensive collection of antiquities spanning human history.

Major shopping and entertainment districts include Covent Garden, Oxford Street, and Camden Market. The city also offers green spaces like Hyde Park, where you can boat on the Serpentine Lake, alongside busier hubs such as Trafalgar Square and immersive local attractions like the London Dungeon.