Flights Rome (ROM) - London (LON)

Italy's capital, Rome, is known for its monuments, architecture and history. Being one of the most important cities in Europe, Rome is served by two airports. Leonardo da Vinci–Fiumicino Airport is the principal airport, whereas Ciampino–G. B. Pastine International Airport serves as a minor airport. Fiumicino Airport replaced Ciampino Airport as Rome's primary airport.

Your cheap flight to London from Rome may take off from either of the two airports that serve Rome. Once you confirm which airport your plane is departing from, make the necessary travel arrangements to reach in time. Named after Leonardo da Vinci, Fiumicino Airport is one of the busiest in Europe, and is located 35 kilometers from the city center.

To catch one of the direct flights from Rome to UK, confirm the airport from which your plane is leaving. If it is Fiumicino Airport, head toward Termini Station in central Rome and board the Leonardo Express, run by Trenitalia. You will reach the airport directly in 30 minutes. If you are lucky enough to leave from Ciampino Airport, you can just hop on one of the buses outside Termini station and reach the airport soon. Other options include taking taxis from wherever you are in Rome. The city is notorious for traffic jams and if you are late while traveling in a taxi, you might miss your flight.

London is a place that has something for everyone, no matter how varied and unique your taste might be. To discover a different side of London, head toward Regents Canal in North London and take a trip on one of the boats. After the boat ride, grab your lunch at Callooh Callay, a strange bar in Shoreditch that brings Alice in Wonderland alive. After lunch, take one of the London Walks, which take place three times every day, to discover the beauty of London's streets. At night, transport yourself to 1920s Chicago at Bart's pub in South Kensington, where you can gorge on appetizers and wash them down with some ale.

Your flight from Rome to London may land at one of the several airports of London. If you land at Gatwick, take the Gatwick Express to reach Victoria Station in 30 minutes. From Heathrow Airport, you will need to get on the Heathrow Express. The journey to Paddington Station takes 15 minutes from Heathrow. From Luton Airport, the train journey takes 40 minutes to reach Central London. If you are lucky, you may just land at London City Airport, which is already in the city. Stansted and Southend airports are a little further away, in Essex. However, central London can easily be reached by train from both these airports.