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Budget
₱44,718 - ₱74,947
Route
Depart
Return
Price
Manila Ninoy Aquino IntlLondon Heathrow
MNL - LHR
MNLLHR
Manila Ninoy Aquino Intl
2023-09-15
1 stop22h 50m
London Heathrow
2023-09-26
1 stop20h 40m
Manila Ninoy Aquino IntlLondon Heathrow
MNL - LHR
MNLLHR
Manila Ninoy Aquino Intl
2023-06-12
3 stops34h 25m
London Heathrow
2023-06-20
3 stops34h 55m
Manila Ninoy Aquino IntlLondon Heathrow
MNL - LHR
MNLLHR
Manila Ninoy Aquino Intl
2023-04-04
1 stop17h 55m
London Heathrow
2023-05-15
1 stop16h 30m
Manila Ninoy Aquino IntlLondon Heathrow
MNL - LHR
MNLLHR
Manila Ninoy Aquino Intl
2023-04-02
1 stop22h 40m
London Heathrow
2023-04-07
1 stop16h 30m
Manila Ninoy Aquino IntlLondon Heathrow
MNL - LHR
MNLLHR
Manila Ninoy Aquino Intl
2023-05-21
1 stop19h 10m
London Heathrow
2023-09-18
1 stop18h 05m
Manila Ninoy Aquino IntlLondon Stansted
MNL - STN
MNLSTN
Manila Ninoy Aquino Intl
2023-05-19
1 stop18h 05m
London Stansted
2023-09-27
1 stop25h 40m
Manila Ninoy Aquino IntlLondon Gatwick
MNL - LGW
MNLLGW
Manila Ninoy Aquino Intl
2023-05-21
1 stop37h 50m
London Gatwick
2023-09-26
1 stop25h 15m
Manila Ninoy Aquino IntlLondon City
MNL - LCY
MNLLCY
Manila Ninoy Aquino Intl
2023-04-03
2 stops21h 50m
London City
2023-05-15
2 stops31h 55m
Manila Ninoy Aquino IntlLondon City
MNL - LCY
MNLLCY
Manila Ninoy Aquino Intl
2023-05-21
2 stops28h 15m
London City
2023-05-27
2 stops23h 35m
January
₱59,263
February
₱49,603
March
₱50,308
April
₱53,130
May
₱50,905
June
₱57,580
July
₱60,239
August
₱66,318
September
₱55,735
October
₱52,642
November
₱49,765
December
₱51,176
February is currently the cheapest month to fly to London. At this moment in time August is the most expensive month. These prices are determined by multiple factors and booking in advance can help keep costs down if your schedule is not as flexible.
MNL - LON Price | ₱44,993 - ₱98,886 |
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LON Temperature | 4 - 17 °C |
LON Precipitation | 40 - 70 mm |
The modern city with a traditional soul, London is one of the most fascinating – and best-value – destinations. As with the other top-ranking European cities, there is a heady mix of old and new. The ancient Tower of London, Houses of Parliament, Buckingham Palace and other royal residences stand beside modern edifices such as City Hall, the Gherkin and Shard London Bridge. Add in the capital’s parks and masterpiece-stuffed museums and galleries (most of which are free to visit) and it’s little wonder why millions of tourists book flights to London each year.
In 2011 all eyes were on London for the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge’s nuptials. The oohs, aahs and rousing renditions of “God Save the Queen” kicked off what is set to be an exciting couple of years for the capital.
This year, London will host the Olympic Games, we’ll mark Charles Dickens’s 200th birthday and we’ll rejoice in Queen Elizabeth’s Diamond Jubilee with a 1,000-boat flotilla on the Thames, jolly street parties and an extra bank holiday.
July and August are usually the warmest months, however, the Great British summer has a reputation for being a washout. January is the coolest month with temperatures in the low single digits (Celsius). Spring and autumn can be very pleasant, as the temperatures are usually higher than the rest of the UK. The rain is heaviest during November when the city averages 6cm (2.5 inches).
There are tons of options, the best being the Tube. London’s underground system is the fastest and easiest way to get around. Avoid rush hour though unless you like the sardine-in-a-can crush.
London’s iconic double-decker red buses are slower, but they can be found everywhere and won’t be as crowded. Look into getting an Oyster card or Travelcard for travelling on London’s public transport – it will save you money. You can find them at tube stops or newsagents.
Black cabs are everywhere and very comfortable, but very expensive. Minicabs are a cheaper taxi option, but you have to order them ahead of time. Watch out for illegal minicabs that trawl the theatres and nightspots. They might seem like the only late-night option, but single women or those unfamiliar with the area should and find a different way to stay safe.
London is a big city, but many of the tourist attractions are within walking distance or along the River Thames. Take advantage of a sunny day by walking or taking a riverboat.
Driving is not recommended, as parking is near impossible to find and a Congestion Charge will cost you extra when driving into the city’s centre Monday to Friday between 7am and 6pm. Rent a car only if you’d like to head out into the country. You will need to be over 25 and have a licence and a credit card. For more information visit www.tfl.gov.uk.