Heathrow Airport: the best and worst terminals.

#uktrip On your next visit to London, you might be wondering what your arrival into the city will be like. If you are flying into London Heathrow Airport, here are the best and worst first impressions of London. How to find out your terminal: To find out what terminal you're flying into, it should say on your boarding pass LHR and then the letter T followed by a number 2-5. For example, it may say LHR T3. This will mean you are flying into terminal 3, with the number meaning the terminal. Terminal 1: Terminal 1 has been closed since 2015 and you cannot fly into it anymore. Terminal 2: Nicknamed "The Queens's Terminal", this was my favourite by far. The purple lighting was such an amazing aesthetic, and it was very clean and professional. The signage is helpful and it isn't too crowded. Terminal 3: It's alright but not that great. If you are flying with Virgin Atlantic, Delta, Emirates, or most major Asian airlines you will fly from here. There are a lot of shops, lounges and check in desks. Terminal 4: My least favourite terminal. We only saw arrivals, but it was very overcrowded and felt cramped. Not too many shops but a very easy plane to train transfer. Terminal 5: It's very modern and there's a lot of open space. It was my second favourite terminal and was very efficient. It had be a cool design and automatic cars that drove on a private, elevated road to a car park which we tried out. In Conclusion: 1. Terminal 2/The Queen's Terminal 2. Terminal 5 3. Terminal 3 4. Terminal 4 Thank you for reading my article!