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Flights to Durham (MME)
Fly to Durham with KLM
Together with our global network, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines offers flights to Durham - Teeside International Airport, serving Durham Teeside International Airport (MME). Need to find essential information on your flight to Durham - Teeside International Airport? Visit our website to track live flight status updates and ask us any questions via one of our social media accounts, which are staffed 24 hours a day.
Top Durham attractions
- Durham Cathedral: a Norman building and a classic example of Romanesque architecture.
- Durham University: home to the Oriental Museum and the Museum of Archaeology.
- Durham Dales: a rich and varied landscape featuring rolling hills, meandering rivers, and picturesque market towns.
- Durham Castle: William the Conqueror built this in 1072, and it still stands as one of Durham’s top attractions.
- Market Square: outdoor markets featuring delicious food stalls and quirky gift shops.
Looking for a proper insight into Durham’s hidden gems? Check out our travel guide and let us guide you to the best spots this historic city has to offer.
What’s the best way to get around Durham?
Durham has a reliable public bus service that runs throughout the city and covers main points of interest. If you’re a keen cyclist, exploring the many historical buildings by bike is well worth the effort.
What’s the weather in Durham?
Like the rest of England, Durham sees its fair share of rainy days, so remember to pack an umbrella. The wettest month is August, but it paradoxically also boasts the most sunlight hours.