Flights Porto (OPO) - London (LON)

Porto is Portugal's second largest city and one of the most desired tourist destinations in Europe. Francisco de Sá Carneiro Airport serves as Porto's main air transport hub and is located around 15 kilometers from the city center. The airport was refurbished as part of the Euro 2004 football championships and is now one of the most modern airports in Europe.

This airport was previously known as Pedras Rubras Airport. In 1990, it was renamed after Francisco de Sá Carneiro, a former Portuguese prime minister. After the refurbishment of the airport, Porto Airport is consistently ranked among the best of airports in Europe. The airport is located in Pedras Rubras neighborhood of the city.

If you are traveling to London, you will first need to arrive at Francisco de Sá Carneiro Airport, which is 11 kilometers from the city center. The easiest way to get to the airport is by taking Porto Metro's Line E. All you need to do is arrive at Porto's main railway station, also known as Campanha. From there, Line E takes you directly to the airport. You can also get on one of the STCP buses that run between the city and the airport. The easiest way to get to the airport is by taxi, which can be found across the city.

London is not only a historical city and a financial center, but also one of the major music capitals of the world. Explore London's musical side when you get the chance to visit the city. Begin your day at Barbicann Arts Centre, which is known for its orchestra and chorus groups. Head toward Royal Albert Hall, where Britain's largest pipe organ is kept. Find some time to visit one of the many conservatoires that dot the city, such as Royal Academy of Music and Trinity Laban. If you are a rock music fan, there will always be some concert happening in London. Wembley Arena and Earls Court regularly hold rock concerts.

Flights from Porto to London may land at either Heathrow or Gatwick airports. However, your flight may also land at Luton, Stansted or Southend airports. Gatwick and Heathrow are connected to the city center conveniently via trains. Luton, Stansted and Southend airports are connected by train, but they are far away. The journey from each of these airports may take close to an hour. However, if your flight lands at London City Airport, you will already be in the city center. Just walk outside the airport and find your way to your destination. Taxis can be found outside all the six airports that serve the city of London.