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Distance Between Two Locations

Calculate distances for driving, walking, cycling, or direct travel

Use this tool to calculate the distance between two locations anywhere in the UK or around the world. Compare direct, driving, walking, and cycling distances to plan journeys, estimate travel requirements, or simply see how far apart two places are.

How to use the distance calculator?

1. Choose locations

Enter the towns, cities, postcodes, addresses, or places you want to compare.

2. Select route type

Choose whether you want the direct, driving, walking, or cycling distance.

3. Calculate distance

Start the calculation to see the distance between your selected locations instantly.

Distances between places in Europe and worldwide

The table below shows approximate distances from Ljubljana to selected cities in Europe and around the world. You can compare direct distance with driving, cycling, and walking routes where these options are available.

RouteDirectDrivingCyclingWalking
LON to Birmingham102 mi120 mi150 mi123 mi
LON to Glasgow346 mi404 mi471 mi519 mi
LON to Manchester163 mi199 mi224 mi197 mi
LON to Leeds169 mi197 mi229 mi208 mi
LON to Edinburgh332 mi406 mi501 mi426 mi
LON to Liverpool179 mi211 mi266 mi218 mi
LON to Sheffield142 mi168 mi191 mi173 mi
LON to Bristol107 mi119 mi140 mi127 mi
LON to Leicester89 mi103 mi123 mi110 mi
LON to New York3462 mi
LON to Los Angeles5442 mi
LON to Chicago3950 mi
LON to Zagreb830 mi1031 mi1148 mi1036 mi
LON to Moscow1553 mi1798 mi2159 mi2122 mi
LON to New Delhi4170 mi5115 mi5110 mi5104 mi
LON to Warsaw899 mi1019 mi1169 mi1062 mi
LON to Islamabad3748 mi5283 mi4729 mi4672 mi
LON to Bucharest1297 mi1579 mi1907 mi1624 mi
LON to Dublin290 mi358 mi472 mi399 mi
LON to Abuja2965 mi3670 mi3761 mi3961 mi

The figures are approximate and may vary depending on the exact starting point, destination, route availability, and current mapping data.

How is the distance between two locations calculated?

There are several ways to measure the distance between two places. The shortest option is the direct distance, which follows a straight line between two points on the Earth. This is sometimes called straight-line or air distance.

Direct distance is useful for comparing locations, but it does not usually represent the route you would actually travel. Roads, rivers, borders, mountains, and other geographical features can make the practical journey much longer.

Driving distance follows available roads, motorways, junctions, bridges, and permitted routes. Walking and cycling distances may use pavements, footpaths, cycle lanes, trails, and other suitable connections that are not always available to motor vehicles.

A distance calculator is useful for planning holidays, business journeys, sporting activities, house moves, deliveries, and daily travel. It can also help you compare transport options before deciding how to make a journey.

Direct distance vs route distance

Direct distance measures the shortest possible line between two locations. Route distance calculates the journey along available roads, paths, or cycle routes.

For nearby places, the difference may be small. For journeys around coastlines, mountains, rivers, restricted areas, or limited road networks, the driving or walking distance can be much longer than the direct measurement.

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