Cheap Flights to London Gatwick from € 82.99*

London is one of Europe’s most vibrant cultural capitals, offering an impressive blend of historical landmarks, world-renowned museums, and a constantly evolving food and arts scene. From the iconic silhouette of Big Ben to the grandeur of Buckingham Palace, the city’s classic highlights are easy to explore on foot or by public transport. Visitors can enjoy traditional afternoon tea, wander through historic neighborhoods like Westminster and South Kensington, or spend an evening at a West End theater—still one of the world’s most celebrated performing arts districts.

Beyond its famous sights, London rewards travelers who want variety in their city break. Art enthusiasts can explore the National Gallery, Tate Modern, or smaller contemporary galleries across the city. Shoppers will find everything from flagship stores on Oxford Street to local designers in Covent Garden. Food markets, riverside walks, rooftop bars, and multicultural dining scenes add even more dimension. Whether you prefer history, culture, entertainment, or simply experiencing a global metropolis at your own pace, London offers countless ways to shape your ideal trip.

Condor will launch nonstop service between Frankfurt (FRA) and London Gatwick (LGW) starting April 2026, with plans for three daily flights and year-round operation. Flight time is approximately 1 hour 35 minutes. Return flights are expected to follow similar patterns, with three daily flights in each direction.

Arriving at London Gatwick (LGW): London Gatwick is the city’s second-busiest airport and sits about 28 miles (45 km) south of central London. 

Travelers have several convenient rail options: the Gatwick Express offers a nonstop ride to London Victoria in roughly 30 minutes, while Thameslink and Southern provide additional connections to various parts of the city. Direct trains to Brighton make it easy to reach the coast in about half an hour. Taxis, ride-hailing services, and shuttle providers are readily available at the terminals, and driving into central London typically takes between one and one and a half hours depending on traffic.