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Trips from£39*

Two cities in one trip

Multi-City Trips from the UK and Ireland

Multi-city trips are available from 22 airports in the UK and Ireland, starting from £39 for two European cities, 4 nights away.

  • Trips from£39*
  • UK & Irish airports22
  • City pairings111
  • Nights away2–7

How a Multi-City Trip Works

Two of the cheapest trips we found, drawn as you fly them: out to the first city, on to the next, and home.

BelgiumAlbaniaBrussels and TiranaFrom Dublin · 4 nights in allSearch trips from£39
SpainAlicante and Palma de MallorcaFrom Bristol · 3 nights in allSearch trips from£42
  • Three flights for two cities, where two separate city breaks would take four.
  • A night or more in each city you stay in, and at least 12 hours there.
  • Come home to a different airport near you, if it's cheaper.
  • You book each flight directly with the airline.

Cheapest Multi-City Trips

The cheapest trip we found for each run of cities, from any of our airports.

Cheaper in One Trip than Separate City Breaks

Each trip next to separate city breaks to the same cities, from the same airport and on their own cheapest dates. One trip takes fewer flights: three instead of four for two cities. Flights only, per person.

Two-City Trips People Search For

Pairs people search for together, with trips that fly between them.

Multi-City Trips: Questions

What Is a Multi-City Trip?
Two, three or four cities in one trip: you fly from your airport to the first city, on to the next, and then home. Every multi-city trip we show has a night or more in each city you stay in, and at least 12 hours there.
How Much Does a Multi-City Trip Cost?
From £39 per person in flights, for two cities and 4 nights away. Prices are for flights only, and fares move, so search for the latest.
How Long Is a Multi-City Trip?
Anything from 2 to 7 nights in all, with a night or more in each city you stay in. Four cities can be up to 6 nights. You choose how long when you search.
Is a Two-City Trip Cheaper than Two City Breaks?
For every two-city trip we show, yes. You pay for three flights instead of four, and low-cost airlines price each flight on its own, so the flight between the cities is often cheap. Each of the 129 two-city trips on our airport pages cost less than the same two cities as separate city breaks from that airport: Prague and Budapest from Leeds Bradford was £119 in one trip, against £215 as two.
Which Airports Have Multi-City Trips?
We found multi-city trips from 22 airports in the UK and Ireland: Aberdeen, Belfast, Birmingham, Bournemouth, Bristol, Cardiff, Dublin, East Midlands, Edinburgh, Exeter, Glasgow, Glasgow Prestwick, Leeds Bradford, Liverpool, London Gatwick, London Heathrow, London Luton, London Stansted, Manchester, Newcastle, Southampton and Southend.
How Do I Book a Multi-City Trip?
Search for the trip, then use the links on it to book each flight directly with the airline. We find the trips and the cheapest flight combinations; we are not a travel agent.
What Happens If One of My Flights Is Delayed?
Each flight is its own booking, so the airline that delays you owes you for its own flight only. That is why every trip we show leaves at least 12 hours in each city you stay in: an ordinary delay costs sightseeing, not the next flight.
What About Bags on a Multi-City Trip?
Travel light. Our prices are each flight's basic fare with the free small bag that fits under the seat, and a bigger bag is extra on every flight: three times over on a two-city trip. Pack for half the trip and wash your clothes midway, at a launderette or your hotel.
What Is an Open-Jaw Ticket, and How Does It Help a Multi-City Trip?
It's a trip that flies you into one place and home from another, instead of back the way you came. That's what makes a multi-city trip work: you fly home from the last city, so you never spend a day or a fare going back to the first. Low-cost airlines price each flight on its own, so flying home from somewhere else usually costs nothing extra. It opens up far more trips, with more places to end up, more dates and often a cheaper way home, even to an airport near yours.