Cheap Flights from London to Strasbourg

This information is correct as of February 2016

Airlines that fly from London to Strasbourg

easyJet is currently the only airline offering direct flights from London (Gatwick) to Strasbourg, however this route will be coming to an end in March 2016. Indirect flights are available with Brussels Airlines (via Brussels) and KLM Cityhopper (via Amsterdam) from London-Heathrow. You can also fly from London-City with Air France (via Paris) and KLM Cityhopper (via Amsterdam).

Alternatively, search for flights from London to Karlsruhe/Baden-Baden. The airport is just over an hour away from Strasbourg.

Terminal Information – Departing

This is only a guideline. Always check your boarding pass for up-to-date terminal information.

From City: London City Airport only has one terminal. It's geared towards business travellers. The departure lounge has all of the essentials like Wi-Fi, coffee shops, and a duty free store. It's a silent airport, so keep an eye on the screens.

From Gatwick: easyJet flights to Strasbourg depart from the north terminal. If you're planning to arrive at the airport by train you'll need to hop on the inter-terminal shuttle before checking in. The north terminal has a fantastic range of places to eat (including three Jamie Oliver properties) and a nice selection of shops and lounges. Dining destinations can usually be found on the upper level, while shops are mostly on the lower level. Gatwick Airport is huge, so we recommend heading to your gate as soon as it pops up on the board.

From Heathrow: Brussels Airlines fly from terminal 2 and KLM Cityhopper fly from terminal 4. Terminal 4 isn't served by the Heathrow Express, so if that's how you're planning to get to the airport you'll need to hop off at terminals 1, 2 & 3 and take another train to reach T4. Give yourself a bit of extra time for this. All of Heathrow's terminals offer a good range of designer shops and a fine selection of places to eat and drink.

Terminal Information – Arriving

Strasbourg Airport has one arrivals hall. The shuttle train is the most convenient way to reach the city centre. It calls at the airport up to four times per hour and takes less than ten minutes to reach the city centre. A covered footbridge connects the airport to the train station. Tickets cost €4* (about £3.15). Car hire at Strasbourg Airport is available fromHertz, Avis, Europcar, Enterprise and Sixt.

Practical Information

You need a valid passport to fly to Strasbourg from London. We recommend arriving at the airport at least an hour and a half before your flight is scheduled to depart.

What to expect in Strasbourg

Strasbourg is one hour ahead of London and the currency is the Euro (€). Strasbourg has a really interesting culture, and is a bit of a blend of French and German. Prices are lower than London. Expect to pay around £40* for a mid-range meal for two, and about £1.85 for a cappuccino. Beer can be more expensive, but that's probably due to the very high quality. Strasbourg experiences more extreme temperatures than London, with a higher average temperature in summer (20°C) and a lower temperature during winter (2°C).

*Prices subject to change