Transfer from Southwark (SE1) to Stansted Airport During ancient times Southwark was seen as one of the favourite entertainment districts for London being even the home for one of the most popular fairs at that time, which took place at the Church of St. George. South Bank is a highly successful tourist area in London,…
DetailsTransfer from Southwark (SE1) to Gatwick Airport Following almost the same steps as the neighbouring Bankside, Southwark is also one of the oldest regions in London. The ancient Southwark was formed of a number of parishes, which significantly came under the lead and authority of the City of London. In its long history the region…
DetailsTransfer from Southwark (SE1) to Heathrow Airport The first of the postal districts in the South East regions provides us with one of the oldest settlements in the UK, approximately 6000 years old. The area developed when a bridge was built near the present day London Bridge, during the time the Romans built Londinium on…
DetailsTransfer from Addlestone (KT15) to London City Airport You can choose to visit the Addlestone Library on Station Road. It is located in front of the Addlestone Health Centre and it’s housed in a remarkable and award winning building. The same building accommodates the Addlestone Police and the Runnymede Borough Council. The main street in…
DetailsTransfer from Tower Hamlets (E14) to London City Airport The Tower Hamlets district provides us with historic, mainly residential areas of supreme beauty but also with places of dark memories like wartime bombings. The Tower Hamlets district is comprised of 5 primary areas which we will describe today one by one. Poplar, Isle of Dogs,…
DetailsTransfer from Tower Hamlets (E14) to Luton Airport Walking close by the giant skyscrapers of Canary Warf you may find it hard to believe that this area was once one of the most derelict ones in London or the busiest port of the world. Few things still indicate this past periods of rise and decline…
DetailsTransfer from Tower Hamlets (E14) to Stansted Airport Cubbit Town in Tower Hamlets is a place of many growing industries like cement, pottery and brick work. Asphalt production and shipbuilding are also included on the list of ongoing businesses. The region is a blend of previous east London working-class neighborhoods replanted into 1960s and 1970s…
DetailsTransfer from Tower Hamlets (E14) to Gatwick Airport Nobody knows for sure from where the Isle of Dogs gets its weird name. History suggests quite a few options like maybe it’s the fact that dogs were often washed up on the banks of the Thames or maybe it’s a nickname as living on the Isle…
DetailsTransfer to Tower Hamlets (E14) from Heathrow Airport East 14 district provides us with historic, mainly residential areas of supreme beauty but also with places of dark memories like wartime bombings. The Tower Hamlets district is comprised of 5 primary areas which we will describe today one by one. Poplar, Isle of Dogs, Blackwall, Limehouse…
DetailsTransfer from Addlestone (KT15) to Luton Airport A significant attraction in Addlestone is Woburn Hill. This large mansion was constructed in 1815 and it has 3 storeys. Its main features are an interesting balcony made of iron located below the central window, a large porch, a couple of Greek Doric columns and a moulded cornice.…
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