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Liverpool John Lennon Airport. Photo by Peterjgerloff.

Cheapest Places to fly from Liverpool

Liverpool is a maritime city in northwest England. It is known for several things including music, having been termed as the world capital city of pop. It is home to the pop band, the Beatles, one of the most critically acclaimed bands in pop music.

 It is therefore no wonder that the city’s only airport is named after John Lennon, one of the Beatles’ band members. Liverpool John Lennon International Airport is located 7.5 miles southeast of Liverpool’s city center.

Several airlines operate here, including EasyJet, Wizz Air, Ryanair, and Blue Air. Travelling can be quite costly sometimes, so we have put together some cheap flights from Liverpool.

Ryanair, EasyJet and Wizz Air are the most suggested airlines offering low-cost deals on sites such as Kayak, Cheap Flights, and Unpublished Flight. The estimated prices are however bound to always change. It is important to check with your travel agent and confirm prices before booking.

1. Rome

Colosseum ruins in Rome by Oliver Lechner from

Rome is a popular roundtrip destination from Liverpool, and only about 3 hours away on a non-stop flight.

±õ³Ù²¹±ô²â’s capital, Rome is undoubtedly one of the most historically ancient cities in the world. Its centuries-old historic buildings serve as stunning evidence of Roman architecture and history as well. It is also home to incredible Italian cuisine, art, and picturesque gardens.

Visit the Colosseum, one of the most breathtaking old world wonders, and the Pantheon in Rome. Savor the city’s food at one of the eateries in the city center.

Company: EasyJet, Ryanair, Vueling Airlines

Price: £ 98 to £ 125

Duration: 2hr 45 min

2. Alicante

Alicante, Spain. Photo by Bfoto.ru.

Alicante is a historic Spanish port city located in the southeast of the Iberian Peninsula on the shores of the Mediterranean Sea. It’s only a 3-hour nonstop flight from Liverpool.

 The city’s expansive beaches are perfect for a weekend getaway in good weather. Enjoy sunbathing, sailing, or swimming in the cool Mediterranean waters before grabbing great food in the restaurants and tapas bars lined up in the city’s main port.

Stroll through the narrow cobblestone streets and colored houses of Alicante’s Old Town, the Barrio de la Santa Cruz. Its Old Town quarter houses Gothic cathedrals and medieval structures dating back to the 16^th century.

If you’re spending a night or two, you’ll be pleased to know that Alicante’s nightlife scene is what you call epic. Besides lively bar by the night, the city’s street life is hardly boring with street performances and cultural activities all year.

Company: EasyJet, Ryanair, Air Europa, Lufthansa

Price: £ 62 to £ 110

Duration: 2hr 40 min

3. Barcelona

Just barely 2 hours on a nonstop flight from Liverpool, this city has the best of almost everything to offer.

Talk about football, art, architecture, beautiful sandy beaches, lively nightlife, festivals, and street parties, Barcelona is undoubtedly one of the most vibrant cities in the Catalonia region.

It is home to the world-famous football club, FC Barcelona. You can watch football matches live in the Camp Nou stadium, one of the most visited places in Barcelona.

The city’s Gothic Quarter is a must-visit, lined up with narrow streets and historic buildings. Medieval structures worth a visit include Barcelona Cathedral, the Royal Palace, and the Pedralbes Monastery. 

When it comes to architecture, La Sagrada Familia is one of the most impressive masterpieces of Antoni Gaudi.

The city has over 20 Michelin-starred restaurants. Savor great Spanish cuisine whenever you’re in the city. Street food is equally tantalizing.

Company: Iberia, Ryanair, EasyJet

Price: £ 70 to £ 115

Duration: 2hr 20 min

4. Dublin

The impressive Dublin Trinity College Library. Photo by Marouh from

Dublin is the capital and largest city of Ireland. It is located on its east coast at the mouth of River Liffey. Dublin was named a UNESCO city of literature in 2010, and the title fits perfectly.

It has produced Nobel Prize winners, including Samuel Beckett, William Butler Yeast, and George Bernard Shaw. It has a world-class library and hosts numerous book festivals annually.

The Old Library of Trinity College houses the Book of Kells, an illustrated manuscript made by Irish monks in 800 AD. Dublin is home to known literary minds such as Oscar Wilde and Jonathan Swift.

Besides literature, tour the 13^th century Dublin Castle and the old towering St. Patrick’s Cathedral. The city has a vibrant and youthful vibe to it as well, and the nightlife is just a snippet of it.

Temple Bar, located near River Liffey is the best-known area for an epic night scene. Worth a visit.

Company: Ryanair

Price: £ 14 to £ 27

Duration: 55 min

5. Billund

Legoland, Billund. Photo by MPD01605.

This relatively small town set in the center of Denmark is as unique as a town can get. We could it the ultimate home of creative toys tradition, being the birthplace of LEGO bricks.

It is the perfect family fun adventure destination! A dream town for diehard LEGO fans as well.

The Legoland Billund Resort is one of the main attractions. It combines the Legoland theme park and the Lalandia Acquadrome waterpark.

It’s one of the largest family resorts in northern Europe. Filled with fun activities and shows, your kids will love it.

 Consider the Miniland tour while at it, a miniature reconstruction of cities in the world, and an interesting tour for all. A Lego factory tour is recommended for all who are interested in learning about the design process.

Company: Ryanair, EasyJet, Wizz Air, Swiss, Lufthansa

Price: £ 79 to £ 190

Duration: 4hr 35 min

6. Amsterdam

Amsterdaam by User32212 from

Call it the city of canals and you won’t be wrong. Amsterdam is the charming capital of the Netherlands. It is best known for its beautiful quirky canal system connecting the city’s buildings and streets.

The layout formed is unique and breathtaking. Its inner canal rings have been recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Tour through the city’s scenery in a canal cruise of your choice! Carry a camera for the ultimate memorable experience.

The city is rich in history and art as well. The Van Gogh Museum is a must-visit. It houses the world’s largest art collection of Van Gogh’s artwork.

The Anne Frank Museum is an interesting pick to tour as well, dedicated to the Jewish diary writer.

Company: British Airways, LoganAir, Easy jet

Price: £ 77 to £ 110

Duration: 1 h 20 min

7. Stockholm

It is the capital of Sweden and one of the most beautiful cities to visit owing to its unique setting.

Located on the extensive Baltic Sea archipelago, it comprises 14 islands connected with old picturesque bridges. Stockholm is fascinating as it offers a blend of both contemporary and ancient worlds.

Visit its old town, the Gamla Stan lined up with cobblestone streets and ochre-colored buildings.

The 19^th-century Skansen is the world’s first open-air museum, and a worthy visit. You can do chic shopping in the city’s shops and enjoy a good meal at the restaurants.

Company: Ryanair, Wizz Air, Norwegian Air International, Easy Jet, Scandinavian Airlines

Price: £ 86 to £ 115

Duration: 2hr 20 min

8. Belfast

Remember the famous Titanic that hit an iceberg and sunk in 1912? Belfast is where RMS Titanic was built! Today, a Titanic Quarter has been built in the city, attracting hundreds of visitors all year.

This cosmopolitan city is a fantastic getaway destination. It is Northern Ireland’s capital. It offers you a lively city center, impressive museums, Victorian architecture, and beautiful gardens.

Visit the Ulster Folk Museum and Belfast Cathedral. The city has fantastic restaurants and bars, set in cool and energetic atmospheres.

Company: EasyJet, Ryanair, British Airways

Price: £ 56 to £ 97

Duration: 1hr 10 min

9. Milan

Duomo di Milano, Milan. Photo by Ank Kumar.

Milan is a city in Northern Italy. Considered a global fashion and design scene, Milan is a hub of both modern and ancient features.

 It is home to the world’s largest Gothic cathedral, the Duomo di Milano. For lovers of art, visit the Santa Maria Delle Grazie convent. It houses Da Vinci’s famous mural, ‘The Last Supper.’

A trip to Milan is incomplete without enjoying Milanese cuisine. Whether a high-end restaurant or tapas on the street, Milan gives you great flavors of Italian favorites, including pasta and pizza.

Company: Iberia, Ryanair, EasyJet

Price: £ 75 to £ 168

Duration: 2hr 15 min

10. Brussels

Brussels Town Hall by Ernesto Velazquez from

It is only about a 2-hour flight from Liverpool. Brussels, Belgium’s capital is a haven for architecture, history, and a rich gastronomic scene.

Some of the city’s major landmarks include the Town Hall, a gothic 15^th-century structure adorned with countless sculptures and paintings.

The Grand Place is one of the most beautiful squares in the region and is truly grand indeed. If you’re a foodie like me, Brussels spoils you with its local waffles, Belgian chocolates, and amazing seafood.

Make sure to visit the Musee Horta, an art nouveau house and home to the incredible architect, Victor Horta. The light creations and ironwork are simply impressive.

Company: Brussels Airlines, Ryanair, EasyJet

Price: £ 68 to £ 80

Duration: 1hr 40 min