Related: Watch us race to London Heathrow by cab, Heathrow Express and the Elizabeth Line It's roughly 16 miles from Central London, where you'll find the London Eye, the South Bank of the River Thames, the shopping haven of Covent Garden and the famously frenetic Oxford Street, as well as plenty of luxury and points-friendly hotels. The cash fare for the journey is £4.After a long flight to London's Heathrow Airport (LHR), you'll probably want the easiest possible plan to get to the hotel and relax before taking in the United Kingdom capital's world-renowned landmarks. LCY is a wonderfully efficient airport, so check in and Security can be done in about 10 - 15 minutes - very handy. The journey will take at least 90 minutes, probably nearer two hours. Alight at the station for LCY and make the very short walk from the DLR to the check in desks. Alight there and change to the DLR towards Woolwich Arsenal or King George V. It's easier to make the connection this way than to follow the directions from the Piccadilly line platform to the eastbound Jubilee line platform. Alight at Green Park and make your way towards the exit, but rather than leave the station go back down the escalator to the Jubilee line towards Stratford.
You will be making the journey at peak hour, so be prepared for crowds on the Underground.įrom T5 take any Piccailly line train towards Cockfosters. It's not a difficult transfer, but it will take some time.
LHR is to the west of the city with LCY east of central London.
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