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Fly from Perth to London with Etihad Airways
Book flights from Perth to London and land in a playground for sightseers, history lovers, fashionistas, foodies and more. From the eclectic streets of Soho to Mayfair’s refined elegance, London’s alleyways and roads have many hidden surprises waiting to be uncovered.
Shop the many fabulous markets or head to Oxford Street for high street bliss. Book your flight today with Etihad Airways and discover why London is one of the most popular cities in the world.
Flying from Perth to London: FAQs
What is the currency in London?
London and the rest of the UK uses the pound (GBP). The notes come in denominations of five, 10, 20 and 50. There are 100 pence to a pound.
You can exchange currency all across London in bureaus and at banks. Credit and debit cards are accepted nearly everywhere.
How do I get from Heathrow to London?
The fastest route into London is the Heathrow Express. Available at every Heathrow terminal, the train takes 15-20 minutes and stops at London’s Paddington Station.
You can also take a taxi, catch a bus or take the underground.
Top tips for Perth to London
Take a Thames River cruise
If you’ve ever seen Perth from the Swan River, you’ll know how different the city looks from the water.
Book a river cruise along the Thames and take in some of London’s most famous sights. Choices of cruise include hop on, hop off river passes – ideal for exploring the city – lunch cruises or even a murder mystery dinner.
Explore London’s Royal Parks
While Perth’s Kings Park takes the crown for the world’s largest inner-city park, London’s Royal Parks are something special. Greenwich Park is home to wild, native foxes and deer but contains the Royal Observatory, tennis courts and a lake.
Closer to the heart of London, Hyde Park and St. James Park are vast and verdant, full of memorials, gardens and trees.