Terminal Maps

Plan your trip to Heathrow with our helpful Heathrow terminal map. This page is your definitive resource for seamlessly navigating Heathrow Airport’s terminals once you hop off the Heathrow Express.

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With our helpful terminal map, you can seamlessly navigate Heathrow before or after you take the Heathrow Express.

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Terminal 2

Terminal 2, affectionately known as "The Queens Terminal" is located east of Heathrow's central area, it's connected to Terminal 3 by an underground walkway and both terminals share a rail station.

Terminal 3

Terminal 3 is located in the centre of Heathrow and shares many amenities like a rail station and car parking with Terminal 2.

Terminal 4

Terminal 4 is located on the South side of Heathrow near the airport's cargo terminal. It's accessible from Terminal 2 & 3's rail station via a free shuttle bus.

Terminal 5

Terminal 5 can be found on the Western end of Heathrow and has its own rail station which is used by the Heathrow Express

Where are Heathrow’s terminals?

London Heathrow is the largest airport in the UK and the second busiest in the world.

It has four terminals: Terminal 2, Terminal 3, Terminal 4 and Terminal 5.

Terminal 3 is located towards the centre of the airport, with Terminal 2 to the east and Terminal 5 to the west. Terminal 4 is found towards the south of the airport.

Terminals 2 and 3 are close to each other and are linked by a pedestrian passage you can walk on foot. It should take you around 10 minutes to walk between the terminals. You’ll also find Heathrow Central train station in walking distance from Terminals 2 and 3.

Terminals 4 and 5 are located further away from the more central hub of the airport. You’ll need to hop on a shuttle bus to get from Heathrow Central to Terminal 4, whilst Terminal 5 has its own train station.

Where does the Heathrow Express stop?

Heathrow Express serves all the airport’s main terminals. We travel to and from both Heathrow Central and Terminal 5 stations, the two train stations at Heathrow.

Heathrow Central connects you to Terminals 2, 3 and 4, while Terminal 5 station serves Terminal 5. You can even jump on the Heathrow Express for free connections between terminals, travelling from Heathrow Central to Terminal 5 and vice versa.

What can you do at each terminal?

Each of Heathrow's terminals are packed with shops and entertainment options, and offer an award-winning experience. You can shop, dine, drink and relax with friends and loved ones before your flight.

Discover our guides to each of Heathrow’s Terminals:

Why isn’t Terminal 1 included?

Terminal 1 was closed in 2015 to make way for the expansion of Terminal 2. There’s no map available of Terminal 1 as it no longer exists at Heathrow Airport.

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