How to Say “London” in Spanish

Londres
/ˈlondɾes/masculine
London is Londres in Spanish.
Londres is the name used for the capital of England and the United Kingdom.
Meaning: capital of England and United Kingdom (name)

How do you pronounce it?

/ˈlondɾes/

Did you know?

  • Spanish speakers often use the phrase la City when referring specifically to the financial district of Londres, keeping the English word but adding a Spanish article.
  • The name Londres likely shares a common ancestor with the Latin word londinium, which was the Roman name for the settlement that became the city.
  • The word londresino is more common in Spain, while londinense is often preferred in Latin American Spanish.

Examples in context

  • Quiero ir a Londres.
    I want to go to London.
    This sentence shows how to express a desire to visit Londres.
    Tatoeba #651376 by Shishir, translation #651035 by CN
  • Él se fue a Londres.
    He has gone to London.
    This sentence demonstrates how to say someone has gone to Londres.
    Tatoeba #1630318 by hayastan, translation #293391 by CN
  • Ella vive en Londres.
    She is living in London.
    This sentence is useful for stating that someone lives in Londres.
    Tatoeba #1160492 by Shishir, translation #312448 by Mouseneb
  • Me encantaría visitar Londres algún día.
    I would love to visit London someday.
  • La Ciudad de Londres es famosa por sus imponentes rascacielos.
    The City of London is famous for its impressive skyscrapers.
  • 209 more sentences on Tatoeba

Example conversation

Lucía and Daniel are discussing their future travel plans.

  1. Lucía

    ¿Has visitado Londres alguna vez?
    Have you ever visited London?
  2. Daniel

    No, pero me gustaría conocer Londres.
    No, but I would like to get to know London.
  3. Lucía

    Podemos viajar juntos a Londres este verano.
    We can travel to London together this summer.
  4. Daniel

    ¡Me parece una idea genial, Lucía!
    That sounds like a great idea, Lucía!

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