Cheap flights to Lisbon

• British Airways
• Tap Air Portugal
• Brussels Airlines
• Iberia
• Air France
• Easyjet
• KLM
• Ryanair

• Direct flights from London Heathrow to Lisbon are offered by British Airways and Tap Air Portugal. British Airways operates 4 flights on Tuesdays and 3 daily flights on all other days. Tap Air Portugal operates 6 daily flights except for Thursdays when there are 8 flights scheduled for take-off.
• Tap Air Portugal and EasyJet offer direct flights to Lisbon from the London Gatwick Airport. Tap Air Portugal operates 2 flights on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays, and a single flight on each remaining day. Easyjet operates 2 daily flights.
• Ryanair offers non-stop flights from London Stansted to Lisbon. The airline operates 3 daily flights for this route.
• From Manchester, Tap Air Portugal, EasyJet, and Ryanair operate non-stop flights to Lisbon. Easyjet operates 4 flights per week (on Sundays, Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays). Tap Air Portugal flies once on Tuesdays and twice on all other days. Ryanair operates a single flight on all days of the week except for Tuesday.
• Direct flights to Lisbon from Edinburgh are offered by EasyJet and Ryanair. Easyjet operates 3 flights per week (Sunday, Tuesday, and Thursday) whereas Ryanair operates 2 flights per week (every Tuesday and Saturday).

• The minimum flight duration from London Heathrow to Lisbon is 2 hours and 35 minutes on a direct flight with Tap Air Portugal. The minimum duration for a connecting flight is 4 hours and 40 minutes. Iberia is the operating airline, and the flight is via Madrid.
• From London Gatwick, the minimum flight duration for Lisbon is 2 hours and 45 minutes on a non-stop flight with Tap Air Portugal. The airline also offers indirect flights to Lisbon via Porto, but these take 4 hours and 55 minutes minimum.
• From London Stansted to Lisbon, the minimum flight duration is 2 hours and 50 minutes on a direct flight with Ryanair.
• All direct flights from Manchester take 2 hours and 50 minutes to reach Lisbon. Direct flights are offered by Tap Air Portugal, EasyJet, and Ryanair.
• The flight duration from Birmingham to Lisbon is 5 hours and 10 minutes on a connecting flight with KLM. The flight is via Amsterdam, and the duration of the layover is included in the time provided above.
• From Edinburgh to Lisbon, both EasyJet and Ryanair offer the same flight durations on direct flights - 3 hours and 10 minutes. Air France provides indirect flights from Edinburgh to Lisbon that take 5 hours and 20 minutes. Paris is the layover.

You are likely to get the cheapest flights to Lisbon during the two off-seasons. The first stay all summer from June to late August and the second begins right after New Year and ends by mid-February. Stay connected by signing up for our TravelHouseUK newsletter or by following us on Facebook. Take a minute and leave us a query and our travel agent will quote you the best low-cost deals available for Lisbon flights.

TravelHouseUK offers you the minimum price available on Lisbon flights with Tap Air Portugal, a lot cheaper than what the airline is quoting. Tap Air Portugal offers non-stop flights to Lisbon from London (Heathrow and Gatwick airports) and Manchester. The airline also offers indirect flights from the Gatwick Airport. Our agents are just a call away, so pick your phone, provide us with your details and let us find you a package that meets your specific needs. Whether it is that you want the lowest price or a decent flight experience at a reasonable cost, we can surely work something out.

The most important perk of booking a flight to Lisbon in advance is that you get your desired seats. This is a major priority for those travelling with their families or in groups. You may also get a lower price if you make your booking at least 6 months prior to your expected departure for Lisbon. That said, you are welcome to discuss such priorities with one of our travel consultants here at TravelHouseUK (free of cost, of course). You can reach us on the phone or what is more convenient nowadays; Facebook and other social media. He/she will assess the situation and let you know if booking in advance is a good idea or not.

The Humberto Delgado Airport, commonly dubbed as Lisbon Airport, is the main international airport serving Lisbon. It will be a lot more convenient to remember it by its IATA code, which is LIS. There are two terminals designated as Terminal 1 and Terminal 2, the former being bigger and more extravagantly furnished. Tap Air Portugal utilises Terminal 1 but if you are flying to Lisbon on a budget airline such as EasyJet and Ryanair, you will be entering the Terminal 2 of the airport.

The Lisbon Airport, officially called the Humberto Delgado Airport, is approximately 7 kilometres from Lisbon proper. If you are travelling by taxi, that makes it about a 15-minute drive during regular hours; and about half an hour during rush hours. The most expedient way of reaching the city is by using the metro from the Aeroporto Station outside Terminal 1. The metro is also handy considering that in ten minutes, it connects you to the Gare do Oriente Train station, which connects you to other parts of the city. A shuttle bus service is also available at the airport.

• Tower of Lisbon: An iconic defensive turret from the Middle-Ages overlooking the River Island.
• Castelo de S. Jorge: Built in the 11th-century as a result of the Moorish conquest of Hispania, it serves today as an archaeological museum.
• National Sanctuary of Christ the King: One does not have to be Catholic to appreciate this marvellous work of art. This statue of Jesus Christ stands tall above the city, blessing locals and tourists alike.
• Lisbon Cathedral: One of the oldest Cathedrals in Europe, it has stood the test of time and earthquakes. Every attempt at rebuilding and renovating this cathedral led to further improvement in its architecture and the embellishments within.
• National Museum of the Azulejo: A whole museum dedicated to the fine art of ceramics and tilework. From the oldest surviving specimens to the current state of the art, the museum preserves the Portuguese art of ceramics in its absolute totality.
• Vasco da Gama Bridge: Named after the famous naval explorer from Portugal, the bridge spans across the picturesque Tagus River.
• Time Out Market: Try the best cuisines from all across Europe while sitting in one food court. This may not be your idea of an exceptional dining experience, but at least you will get acquainted with yet another aspect of communal gatherings in Lisbon.
• Praca do Comercio: Posh cafes, restaurants, and popular brand outlets line up the plaza offering fine dining and scenic views. The square gets much attention owing to its waterside location.

Best 5-Star Hotels In Lisbon:

• Corpo Santo Lisbon Historical Hotel
• Avenida Palace
• Corinthia Hotel
• EPIC SANA Lisboa Hotel
• Dom Pedro Hotel

Best 4-Star Hotels In Lisbon:

• Jupiter Lisboa Hotel
• Hotel da Baixa
• Tivoli Oriente Lisboa Hotel
• Hotel Santa Justa
• H10 Duque de Loule

Best 3-Star Hotels In Lisbon:

• Hotel Star Inn (Lisbon Airport)
• Hotel ibis
• Rossio Garden Hotel
• My Story Hotel Tejo
• Hotel Expo Astoria