Getting there
By plane
The fastest and most practical arriving in London is the plane; are easily flights with different airlines from Italian airports.
London has five airports all those connected perfectly with the city centre.
Heathrow
Heathrow is located east of London. This is the airport with more flights and transit passengers in the city. E 'connected with the centre thanks Subway (Piccadilly Line, £ 3.50). There are also two bus lines that depart every ten minutes (line A1Heathrow-Victoria line and A2 Heathrow-Russel Square / Euston). The journey takes just over 80 minutes and the ticket costs £ 7. E 'can also take the train (Heathrow Express, £ 12) that will enable you to reach Paddington station in 15 minutes. By taxi the trip lasts an hour and costs approximately £ 40.
Gatwick
Gatwick is located south of the city. The fastest way to reach the center is by train (Gatwick Express) and the ticket costs just over £ 10 and the trip takes half an hour. The bus (the 777 Bus Flightline Gatwick) is somewhat 'cheaper, is £ 8, but the journey takes one hour.
Stansted
The airport Stansted is the most modern London and is located northeast. From Stansted can arrive at Liverpool Street in 40 minutes by train Sky at a price of £ 11. The bus Jetlink 777 will take you to Victoria Station, located in the city center.
Luton
From Luton train is the means of transport more convenient to reach the town centre: arrive at London's bustling King's Cross. The alternative is the bus (Express Coach 757), which arrives in Victoria Station in one hour.
By train
Starting from Milan seven hours of TGV to Paris and then three hours of high-speed Eurostar to London, passing under the English Channel. The TGV colleague Milan in Paris (Gare de Lyon) 2 times a day: trains to London instead depart from Gare du Nord every half hour and arrive at Waterloo station londonese after three hours of travel. The cost of the ticket to / r in the second class Milan-Paris costs 160 euros, which must be added that Eurostar from Paris to London and prices start at 145 euros. For more information please visit: www.eurostar.com
By car
Solution recommended given the length of stay (London far from Milan 1250 km) and the cost that, in addition to petrol, provides a pass for motorways sveizzere, tolls or salted as those of France and the ticket for the shuttle train from France to England . In any case the road more short passes to Chiasso, Lucerne, Basel, Srasburgo, Reims, Calais, where s'imbocca Eurotunnel to be on the other side in little more than half an hour. the fast track is that offered by Eurotunnel between Calais and Folkestone. For more information, see www.eurotunnel.co.uk.
Do not forget that in Britain driving on the left!
By plane
The fastest and most practical arriving in London is the plane; are easily flights with different airlines from Italian airports.
London has five airports all those connected perfectly with the city centre.
Heathrow
Heathrow is located east of London. This is the airport with more flights and transit passengers in the city. E 'connected with the centre thanks Subway (Piccadilly Line, £ 3.50). There are also two bus lines that depart every ten minutes (line A1Heathrow-Victoria line and A2 Heathrow-Russel Square / Euston). The journey takes just over 80 minutes and the ticket costs £ 7. E 'can also take the train (Heathrow Express, £ 12) that will enable you to reach Paddington station in 15 minutes. By taxi the trip lasts an hour and costs approximately £ 40.
Gatwick
Gatwick is located south of the city. The fastest way to reach the center is by train (Gatwick Express) and the ticket costs just over £ 10 and the trip takes half an hour. The bus (the 777 Bus Flightline Gatwick) is somewhat 'cheaper, is £ 8, but the journey takes one hour.
Stansted
The airport Stansted is the most modern London and is located northeast. From Stansted can arrive at Liverpool Street in 40 minutes by train Sky at a price of £ 11. The bus Jetlink 777 will take you to Victoria Station, located in the city center.
Luton
From Luton train is the means of transport more convenient to reach the town centre: arrive at London's bustling King's Cross. The alternative is the bus (Express Coach 757), which arrives in Victoria Station in one hour.
By train
Starting from Milan seven hours of TGV to Paris and then three hours of high-speed Eurostar to London, passing under the English Channel. The TGV colleague Milan in Paris (Gare de Lyon) 2 times a day: trains to London instead depart from Gare du Nord every half hour and arrive at Waterloo station londonese after three hours of travel. The cost of the ticket to / r in the second class Milan-Paris costs 160 euros, which must be added that Eurostar from Paris to London and prices start at 145 euros. For more information please visit: www.eurostar.com
By car
Solution recommended given the length of stay (London far from Milan 1250 km) and the cost that, in addition to petrol, provides a pass for motorways sveizzere, tolls or salted as those of France and the ticket for the shuttle train from France to England . In any case the road more short passes to Chiasso, Lucerne, Basel, Srasburgo, Reims, Calais, where s'imbocca Eurotunnel to be on the other side in little more than half an hour. the fast track is that offered by Eurotunnel between Calais and Folkestone. For more information, see www.eurotunnel.co.uk.
Do not forget that in Britain driving on the left!