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Your flight from London to Bamako will take around eight hours, including one stopover. Depending on the airline you choose to fly with, there's also the option of having two stopovers. While this will add a couple of extra hours to your journey, it could reduce the cost of your flight. If you want to find a cheap flight to Bamako from London, it's advisable to compare your options and see where you can get the best deal. Several airlines fly this route, including Swissair, Air France and British Airways.Upon departing from London, you will fly out from either Heathrow or Gatwick. Your flight will touch down at Bamako-Sénou International Airport, which is roughly 10 miles away from the centre of the city. You can either take a bus, hire a taxi or rent a car to get yourself into town.
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Cheap London - Bamako Flights
To travel between London and Bamako at a low cost, Easyvoyage provides two major pieces of information: the calendar and the price history for London - Bamako flights. These elements will allow you to analyse the cheapest London - Bamako flights by departure date.
Sightseeing Bamako
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Parc National
The Parc National is a beautiful green space, covering roughly 17 hectares. It used to be an arboretum and still contains thousands of trees, many of them rare and unusual. The park is also home to several cafes and restaurants, a gym and trails for hiking and biking.
2 National MuseumThe national museum -- known to the locals as the Musee National de Bamako -- is full of exhibits pertaining to the history of the area. There's a section on fabrics and how they've been vital to the local economy, as well as historic masks, carvings and local art. Pick up a souvenir of your trip from the small but well-stocked gift shop.
3 Street MarketsThere are Several street markets around the city. Try some produce from the area at the south bank vegetable market or visit the artisan market, where you will find crafts, art, food, textiles and even items for practicing voodoo.
4 NightlifeBamako is known for its friendly locals, so it's vital that you get a taste of some local nightlife while you're in the area. Shoot some pool at No Stress or try Evasion Jazz Club for some live music on Fridays and Saturdays.
5 Eating OutWhile you can get food from all over the world in the city, it's best to try some local Malian food while you're in the area. Try San Toro or Exodus. You can also get some good French food at places such as Comme Chez Soi.