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London (LGW)*Fares displayed have been collected within the last 48hrs and may no longer be available at time of booking. Additional fees and charges for optional products and services may apply.
From | To | Fare Type | Dates | Price |
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| FromAthens (ATH) | ToLondon (LGW) | One-way / Economy | Depart 16 December, 2024 | From €49* Seen: 5 hrs ago |
| FromThessaloniki (SKG) | ToLondon (LGW) | One-way / Economy | Depart 16 December, 2024 | From €128* Seen: 23 hrs ago |
| FromLarnaca (LCA) | ToLondon (LGW) | One-way / Economy | Depart 27 November, 2024 | From €179* Seen: 2 days ago |
| FromChania (CHQ) | ToLondon (LGW) | One-way / Economy | Depart 13 February, 2025 | From €113* Seen: 2 days ago |
| FromHeraklion (HER) | ToLondon (LGW) | One-way / Economy | Depart 01 February, 2025 | From €94* Seen: 20 hrs ago |
| FromTbilisi (TBS) | ToLondon (LGW) | One-way / Economy | Depart 26 November, 2024 | From €77* Seen: 2 days ago |
| FromMytilene (MJT) | ToLondon (LGW) | One-way / Economy | Depart 07 December, 2024 | From €164* Seen: 1 day ago |
*Fares displayed have been collected within the last 48hrs and may no longer be available at time of booking. Additional fees and charges for optional products and services may apply.
*Book round-trip and pay less with -10% on SKY joy+ and SKY enjoy fares. Additional fees and charges for optional products and services may apply.
Athens (ATH)to
One-way
BLISS Business Class
Athens (ATH)to
One-way
BLISS Business Class
Larnaca (LCA)to
One-way
BLISS Business Class
Larnaca (LCA)to
One-way
BLISS Business Class
*Prices have been available for round trips within the last 48 hours and may not be currently available. The Fare BLISS Business Class includes; 1 personal item, 1 cabin baggage up to 13kg, 2 pieces of checked baggage up to 32kg each, unlimited flight changes (fare differences charged, if applicable), Same-Day Flight Change for free (special terms and conditions apply), SKY Fast Lane, SKY Executive Lounge, free seat preselection, priority baggage delivery.
A city with a unique personality, the most cosmopolitan metropolis in Europe with its own special character... If we wanted to talk about a truly multicultural city, it would definitely be London. The term “global city” is rightfully deserved, as more than 300 languages are spoken on a daily basis, with 40% of Londoners born outside the UK.
In London you can find everything, you can do everything and go anywhere! The city's well-organized transport network gives you the opportunity to explore London, from its busiest places to its most sought-after.
As the author, Dr. Samuel Johnson once said, “When a man is tired of London, he is tired of life.” Really, with so many things to do, it's hard to get bored of this magical city. Walk down Oxford Street and shop in some of the 300 shops on this bustling street. Admire London's attractions, from the most imposing ones, such as Buckingham Palace, to the city's everyday ""symbols"" such as its quaint red telephone boxes. If you're lucky enough to make it on a sunny day, enjoy it in one of the city's parks, where Londoners gather to sip some vitamin D. Eat in one of London's many restaurants and take a tasteful tour of other cultures, customs and traditions, honoring its multiculturalism.
Whether you're looking for history and famous landmarks, or food and fashion, London has it all! Book tickets for your next getaway to one of the cities that never sleeps and enjoy the unique images, tastes and memories that London will lavish on you.
The city of London was founded by the Romans and their rule extended from 43 AD to the fifth century AD, when the Empire fell. In 60 AD, the Celtic queen Boudicca led an army to plunder the city, which was burned to the ground in the first of many fires that ravaged London. The city was soon rebuilt, but burned down again around 125 AD, yet it managed to regenerate from its ashes. The fate of the city began to change in 1065, when Westminster Abbey was founded. A year later, after his victory at the Battle of Hastings, William the Conqueror was crowned King of England and the Tower of London was built during his reign. London went through many diseases, including the Great Plague of 1665 and the cholera outbreak in 1840. In 1665, however, amidst the devastating plague, many notable buildings were constructed, including Buckingham Palace and St. Paul's Cathedral. In 1694 the Bank of England was founded and ruled by John Houblon, who helped transform London into an international financial powerhouse. During the reign of Queen Victoria, London was established as the famous seat of the vast British Empire, while Big Ben rose above the city in 1859 and the London Underground opened in 1863. London's suffering continued into World War I and World War II, where the city was mercilessly bombed. In 1963, London was divided into 32 metropolitan municipalities, as it continues to be today. In its modern history, London hosted the 2012 Olympics and celebrated Queen Elizabeth II's Diamond Jubilee.
The Big Ben, or the Tower of Elizabeth as it was renamed in honour of the celebrations of her 60th reign in 2012, is the world's most famous clock and iconic attraction to be seen by anyone visiting London. The bells of this famous clock first rang on May 31, 1859. Technically, Big Ben is the name given to the huge bell inside the clock tower, which weighs more than 13 tons. The Tower of Elizabeth, for its part, is over 96 meters high, with 334 steps to climb to the bell tower. Regarding the origin of Big Ben's name, this is uncertain. One theory suggests that it comes from boxer Benjamin Caunt, while another suggests that its name comes from the Welsh civil engineer Sir Benjamin Hall.
The London Eye began as a proposal by David Marks and Julia Barfield in 1993, as part of a competition sponsored by The Sunday Times and the Architecture Foundation of Great Britain, for the creation of a project to celebrate the change of the millennium in London. Although they did not win the competition, Marks and Barfield took over the construction of their project themselves, receiving a large amount as funding from British Airways. Construction of the London Eye began in 1998 and was completed a year later, when it was unveiled by the then-Prime Minister Tony Blair on December 31, 1999. The London Eye is 135 meters high and 120 meters in diameter and consists of 32 cabins, the number of which symbolizes London's 32 metropolitan boroughs.
Buckingham Palace is one of the most important attractions in London that you should not miss to visit. It is one of more than 30 palaces belonging to the Royal Family of Great Britain and was originally built in 1705 by the Duke of Buckingham, John Sheffield, as a country house. Buckingham Palace has served as the official residence of the rulers of the United Kingdom in London since 1837 and is now the administrative seat of Queen Elizabeth II. It consists of 775 rooms and the building is 108 meters long, 120 meters deep and reaches 24 meters high. Today, Buckingham Palace is the epicenter of the UK's constitutional monarchy and the venue for many royal events and ceremonies, from entertaining foreign heads of state to celebrating ceremonies of honorary awards and other receptions.
With nearly six million visitors passing through its doors each year, the British Museum is one of the oldest and most beautiful museums in the world, and Britain's most visited attraction. Through its diverse collection of exhibits, you'll see some of the world's greatest treasures and learn a little more about how England sees the world today. It is so big that one could spend many days admiring the impressive collections it hosts. And don't worry, if you find it chaotic - if you don't know where to start, you can simply join one of the museum's organized tours or buy an hour-long guided tour. Whatever you may choose, do not forget to admire the Rosetta Stone, the Parthenon sculptures, the bust of Ramses II, the Hoa Hakananai 'a statue and the Aztec snake.
One of the most popular British take-away food is fish & chips - the well-known fried fish with the most delicious, golden crust, served with french fries. The fish used is predominantly white and usually cod, while fried potatoes are sprinkled with plenty of salt and malt vinegar. The dish is believed to have first appeared in 1860, either in London or Lancashire. When it was first served in the street food scene in England, potatoes were baked, not fried. The first chippy shop in East London was opened by a Jewish immigrant named Malin.
Shepherd's Pie first appeared on the English gastronomic scene between the late 1700s and early 1800s. The creation of the dish was the result of the need of the housewives of the time to use the leftovers of food and not throw them away, while creating a dish that would satisfy their family. Thus, Shepherd's Pie was created, it has known many variations but its basic structure is as follows: a crust of mashed potatoes up and down the pan and in the middle of minced meat, usually from lamb, and vegetables.
Afternoon tea is one of the most well-known habits of the British, during which they enjoy a “nibbling” between lunch and dinner. It dates back to the late 1700s, when the modern ladies of the time served tea and a light snack and enjoyed it with their friends or alone. Today, Afternoon Tea is a favorite of the British and can be enjoyed in various cafes in the city, as well as in the cafes that house large department stores. Wondering what to expect? Certainly tea or coffee, accompanied by small sandwiches, traditional scones with cream and jam and various other options of sweet or savory bites.
There is no better place than England to try the famous and ultra traditional English Breakfast. It's practically a “fried feast” on your plate! Do not be afraid of this - we are sure that there will be a morning that you will wake up and you will crave it! And because it's a full meal, it will keep you full long enough for you to enjoy London's shops and attractions without getting hungry. Let's see what's on your plate. Fried eggs, although some places offer variations such as poached or boiled, bacon, sausages, mushrooms, tomatoes, bread, beans and hash brown potatoes. In some places you can also find black pudding, a type of sausage made of pig's blood, fat and oats.
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