• British Airways
• Virgin Atlantic
• United Airlines
• Icelandair
• KLM
• American Airlines
• Lufthansa

• London Heathrow to Washington DC (non-stop) 8 hours and 15 minutes.
• Manchester to Washington DC flight: 10 hours and 35 minutes.
• Birmingham to Washington DC flight: 10 hours and 55 minutes.
• Glasgow to Washington DC flight: 10 hours and 30 minutes.

The return flight ticket to Washington D.C is 344 GBP for the off-peak season. The prices can hike up on days like Christmas and New year. Get in touch with our travel agents to check current prices for flights to Washington DC.

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There are few simple tips to fly to Washington DC without breaking the bank. Consider booking your flight tickets at least six weeks before departure to get hands-on the best flight deals before these are sold out. Secondly, subscribe to our newsletter so our experts can notify you about the last-minute price alerts as well.

The cheapest time to go to Washington is in June and July. The weather is hot and humid, but city is still full swing due to the school holidays. If you book your flight and stay well ahead of time, you can most probably get your hands on the cheapest flight tickets and best hotels at the lowest prices.

Though tourists are attracted to visit Washington D.C to witness the blooming cherry blossoms in March and April, each tourist has its preference. The most comfortable time to visit Washington D.C is during the autumn season, i.e., September and November. The weather is moderate, and you can experience the most picturesque fall foliage. There are plenty of fun activities like Halloween. The city is also preparing for the high season of Christmas.  

• Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport
• Washington Dulles International Airport
• Baltimore/Washington International Airport

The Tidal Basin is a must-see as it is attached to the Potomac River and provides stunning views of the city’s famous sites. The cherry blossom trees and the glistening water adds that oomph factor.

Constructed in the year 1907, the Washington National Cathedral is the sixth-largest in the world. The intricate glass-stained windows coupled with the stony grotesques make the interior even more appealing.

Washington is not sort of art as it is home to one of the most famous galleries called the National Gallery of Art. Works of famous artists such as Matisse and Rothko have been kept in this gallery, attracting thousands of people to visit.

The best means of traversing through Washington City is via the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority public transportation system. The six colour-coded metro train lines run throughout Washington and some areas in Maryland and Virginia. This is one of the recommended modes of travelling within the city, given that the train lines service most of the city's tourist attractions. Taxis are also plentiful in Washington DC. Using the metered taxis to get around the city is a more expensive mode of travelling than the train lines and the bus network.

From luxurious plaza and boutique hotels, a chain of the leading international hotels, indulgent suites, to comfortable Bed and Breakfasts, campgrounds, and guesthouses, Washington DC has no shortage of accommodation options. Hotels boasting a more urban vibe or a more traditional ambiance can also easily be found here in Washington DC. For those seeking a more personalized experience with the added delight of waking up to a home-cooked morning meal, consider staying in one of the city's known Bed and Breakfasts.