Flights to London (LON)

Characterised by majestic architecture, royal sites and red phone boxes, London is among the world’s most distinguished cities.

As the capital of the UK, London buzzes with activity. Tourists flock to its countless attractions while its status as an international business hub is apparent across its modern developments. Enjoy the flexibility of Emirates flights to three airports across the city – London Heathrow, London Stansted and London Gatwick.

Buckingham Palace is among London’s most recognisable landmarks, serving as the British monarch’s official residence. Stand outside the gates on a morning to witness the Changing of the Guard. Soldiers guarding the palace, wearing striking red uniforms, change places in this famous ceremony.

Many world-class attractions line the River Thames, which snakes through the city. Tower Bridge is an engineering marvel, and the sight of it lifting to allow vessels to pass is unforgettable. Nearby, the Tower of London is a UNESCO World Heritage Site that’s an internationally known symbol of royalty. Tour this notorious fortress to see the Crown Jewels, a glittering collection of jewellery and other treasures.

The regal clocktower of Big Ben is another riverfront masterpiece, and can be viewed from nearby Westminster Bridge. Alternatively, board the London Eye, a colossal observation wheel, to see this cultural icon from above.

London is also home to some of the world’s most esteemed museums. See a jaw-dropping collection of dinosaur skeletons at the Natural History Museum, or experience over two million years of human history at the enthralling British Museum.

Trafalgar Square is home to leading art galleries like the National Gallery, featuring masterpieces by da Vinci and van Gogh. London’s cultural scene also thrives with world-class theatre and music, from Shakespeare's Globe on the South Bank to the dazzling musicals of the West End.

Football is England's national sport, and in London, the Emirates Stadium stands as a testament to the city’s love for the game. Home to Arsenal Football Club, this iconic venue offers visitors the chance to experience the excitement of Premier League football. Even outside match days, a tour provides a fascinating glimpse into Arsenal’s rich history.

London’s food scene caters to every taste and budget, from hearty British staples to world-class fine dining and international cuisines. Traditional pubs serve up comforting Sunday roasts, while historic eateries offer classic pie and mash with fragrant parsley liquor. The city also boasts hundreds of Michelin-starred restaurants delivering some of the world’s most diverse dining experiences. For a modern twist, Borough Market tempts with everything from oysters to gourmet sandwiches.