When to find the cheapest flights to Seattle

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London - Seattle

outbound: 21-Jun-2019
1 stop (31h19m)
Air Canada

return: 24-Jun-2019
1 stop (23h10m)
United Airlines

£413 Verify

Birmingham - Seattle

outbound: 30-Mar-2019
2 stops (19h08m)
United Airlines

return: 06-Apr-2019
2 stops (25h55m)
United Airlines

£1052 Verify

London - Seattle

outbound: 24-Jul-2019
direct (9h55m)
Iberia

return: 02-Aug-2019
direct (9h20m)
Iberia

£588 Verify

London - Seattle

outbound: 24-Jul-2019
1 stop (17h58m)
Austrian Airlines

return: 02-Aug-2019
1 stop (16h40m)
United Airlines

£625 Verify

Birmingham - Seattle

outbound: 02-Apr-2019
1 stop (34h30m)
Aer Lingus

return: 08-Apr-2019
1 stop (13h25m)
Aer Lingus

£509 Verify

London - Seattle

outbound: 10-Oct-2019
1 stop (11h51m)
United Airlines

return: 15-Oct-2019
1 stop (19h25m)
United Airlines

£377 Verify

London - Seattle

outbound: 10-Oct-2019
1 stop (11h51m)
Lufthansa

return: 15-Oct-2019
1 stop (13h01m)
United Airlines

£389 Verify

Birmingham - Seattle

outbound: 11-May-2019
1 stop (13h34m)
KLM

return: 18-May-2019
1 stop (30h32m)
KLM

£442 Verify

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Seattle guide: how to get there, what to see

	Distance from Seattle city centre
	Kenmore Air Harbor Seaplane Base (LKE)	2 mi
	Seattle–Tacoma International Airport (SEA)	11 mi

Flights to Seattle: practical information

Cheap airlines to Seattle

Planning a holiday in Seattle? We don't blame you for have "The Emerald City" on your travel list. Search for cheap flights to Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA) and take off onboard US Airways, United Airlines, Condor, among others.

When to book flights to Seattle

The weather in Seattle isn't unlike England. It can be drizzly year-round but also sunny in January. The best time to visit is mid-June through to September with most days sunny and warm.

Peak season: Summers, June-September.
Low season: December often brings torrential rains.

Flight duration

Flights to Seattle take at least 15 hours with stopovers from London.

Experience Seattle: what to see, what to do

Seattle is a huge city and not easily explored in just one trip. It's lush and green with mountains in seemingly all directions. It's home to some business giants (Starbucks, Amazon.com…) and boasts an exciting arts scene too.

Essentials in Seattle

Downtown: This is where it all goes down in Seattle. Start your trip off at the waterfront and take in the views. The Pike Place Market is a must. It's the oldest running farmer's market in the USA. Stop in at the original Starbuck Coffee shop while you're there.

Space Needle: Every visitor should take a ride up the needle on a clear day. It's the city's most iconic landmark and offers some spectacular views of the city and surroundings from the top.

Art: Seattle has a number of great museums but if you only visit a handful, start at the Seattle Art Museum. It has a collection from around the world, including some local art as well. The Seattle Asian Art Museum also impresses.

Find more information on Visit Seattle.

Accommodations in Seattle

Seattle is huge and so also is the choice of accommodations while you're there. Finding a hotel in Seattle largely depends on which district of the city you'll be visiting. Most visitors stay in the Downtown area but you'll find cheaper hotels if you venture further out.