Travelling by plane in Europe

February 26, 2018 admin 0 Comments

Plane is the fastest mean of transport these days. For this reason, it is nothing unusual that it is selected by many passengers every year. When it comes to Europe, there are more than 100 airports that serve international and intercontinental flights, too. This article will provide you some examples of flights within Europe borders that will let you to discover new cities after few hours spending on the board of the plane reservations.

Start: London

Let’s assume that you are in London. The city is served by six airports: London City, Heathrow, Gatwick, Luton, Stansted and Southend. The most powerful is London Heathrow that offers more than 200 destinations to visit.

One of them is Barcelona. It is a city located on the coastline of the Mediterranean Sea. It is easy to get there because the flight from London to Barcelona usually takes about two hours. When you are in Barcelona, you definitely may enjoy the sunny weather, warm sea and amazing atmosphere. What is more, the city is full of interesting sights such as Sagrada Familia- a huge cathedral constructed by Gaudi.

The second destination worth visiting is Paris. It is the capital city of France and the biggest city of the country. The journey from London to Paris usually lasts about one hour and it is operated on the boards of well-known airlines as well as the low-cost flight companies. The landmark of the city as well as the biggest tourist attraction of Paris and France is the Eiffel Tower constructed by Gustave Eiffel. It is possible to visit the observatory deck or one of the cafés. Moreover, it is also worth visiting the Louvre Museum where you may find some interesting and famous paintings, such as Mona Lisa by Leonardo da Vinci.

Moreover, if you are looking for unusual and less busy destination, you should consider one of Polish cities, for example Krakow. Krakow is a city situated in Malopolska region on the edges of the River Wisla. The city is famous for its historical character. There are a lot of old sights that present the rich history of the city as well as the country. Some of those sights are: the Mariacki’s Church – the Gothic church and a landmark of the city; the Wawel Castle – a famous castle from the medieval times. The city is served by John Paul II International Airport Krakow-Balice. The journey from London to Krakow lasts about three hours. The flights between London and Krakow are provided every day. Moreover, if you love to visit Poland, you may also go to other cities, such as Gdansk and Katowice.