How to find cheap flights from London to Poland
The cheapest return flight from London to Poland is currently priced at R 516.
You'll be travelling from London into Poznan in Poznan with that fare.
A one-way ticket starts at R 251.
Want to let the lowest fares decide your next stop? Select 'Poland' in the 'To' field to discover the best deals by city.
With roughly ten international airports, Poland gives you no shortage of arrival options.
Choose 'Add nearby airports' to broaden your search and compare prices across all airports close to both your departure and destination cities.
Book early. You'll have more routes, times and airlines to choose from. Leave it too late and you could be left with fewer options and higher costs.
Stay on top of fare changes by creating a Price Alert. Download the Skyscanner app (if you haven't already) to get instant updates.
Best time to fly from London to Poland
January is usually the cheapest month to hop on a flight from London to Poland.
Tuesdays and Wednesdays are often the most affordable days to travel in general, with fares coming in lower during midweek when it's quieter.
July, August and September mark the peak travel season in Poland, with July the most popular of the three. Go then for a lively atmosphere and plenty to do.
Alternatively, avoid the peak season surge by searching for flights in January, February and March. Out of these low season months, March is the quietest.
Flights from London to Poland: what to expect
When flying from London, you can leave from London Heathrow Airport (LHR), London Gatwick Airport (LGW), or London Stansted Airport (STN).
Around ten airports across Poland can be reached on a nonstop flight from London.
Roughly 271 direct flights operate every week between London and cities across Poland.
The main airlines operating on this route are:
Warsaw, Krakow and Gdansk are the most popular routes from London to Poland.
Szczecin is the quickest destination to fly to at around 1 hour 50 minutes, while Lublin has the longest flight time at roughly 2 hours 30 minutes.
Across all routes, the average journey comes in at around 2 hours 20 minutes.
Popular places to visit in Poland
Warsaw
This Masovian Voivodeship city is one of the most popular destinations for London to Poland flights. Start your sightseeing at standout attractions like The Royal Castle in Warsaw, Warsaw Uprising Monument and Castle Square, Warsaw.
Warsaw's major airports are Warsaw Chopin Airport (WAW), Warsaw Modlin Airport (WMI) and Warsaw-Radom Airport (RDO). You'll find plenty of flight deals across all three.
Browse the selection of hotels in Warsaw and round out your trip with a stay that suits your plans.
Krakow
Get to know this Lesser Poland Voivodeship city's biggest highlights including Stare Miasto, St. Mary's Basilica and Krakow's Rynek Glowny Central Square.
Fly in through Krakow Airport (KRK) and go straight from arrivals to discovering the sights.
After locking in your airfare, you can begin searching for the right stay among the hotels in Krakow.
Gdansk
Swing by top sights like St. Barbara's Church, St. Mary's Church and Wieża Bazyliki Mariackiej w Gdańsku while you're in this part of Pomeranian Voivodeship.
Gdansk Airport (GDN) is the main airport for flights into the city.
Hunt down a deal on where you'll stay by exploring the list of hotels in Gdansk.
Visiting Poland for the first time? Here's what you need to know
Entry rules can vary, so check whether you'll need a visa or any other documents before you travel. Your travel agent, airline or the local consulate or embassy should have the most up-to-date information.
You'll be using the Polish złoty (PLN) for all your purchases. Credit and debit cards are widely accepted almost everywhere you go.
Warsaw is the capital of Poland, which has a population of around 37 million.
You won't need to adjust your watch as you travel through this destination, with only one standard time zone of UTC+1 in place.
For a warmer trip to Poland, consider going in August.
Time your visit for around January if you'd rather be there when it's cooler.
January is usually the rainiest month, while March is the driest.
Wianki Midsummer Festival, the Open'er music festival and St. Dominic's cultural fair are some of the biggest events here. Consider booking your London to Poland flight around moments like these for a travel experience beyond the ordinary.
Complete your trip with hotels and a car rental
A cheap flight from London to Poland will get you there. The next step is choosing where to stay. Discover competitive prices and exclusive rates for hotels in Poland. For the freedom to get around at your own pace, also browse the range of car rental options in Poland.