Taxi Transfer from Dorking (RH4) to Stansted Airport There is a wide array of things to see and do in Dorking. The first venue you have to visit when you go to Dorking is the Dorking Halls that accommodate a swimming pool, a cinema, a leisure centre and a theatre. Moreover, the town is home…
DetailsTransfer from City of London (EC2) to London City Airport The legend says that two giants that lived here, going by the name of Gog and Magog, were defeated by Brutus in a dreadful battle inside the building of Guildhall and chained by the gates of his palace. Carvings of the two giants can be…
DetailsTaxi Transfer from Dorking (RH4) to Gatwick Airport Nowadays, Dorking still preserves pretty much of its original character. The town centre hasn’t been affected by time and it looks like an oasis surrounded by modern structures that accommodate offices, businesses and shops. The centre is famous for accommodating numerous antique dealers. They go there every…
DetailsTransfer from City of London(EC2) to Luton Airport In 1576 James Burbage constructed the very first play house in England, referred to as ‘The Theatre’, in the exact location of the Priory (celebrated nowadays by a plaque on Curtain Road, and excavated in 2008, by MoLAS). A number of Shakespeare’s works were conducted here and…
DetailsTransfer from Dorking (RH4) to Heathrow Airport Dorking is a beautiful and historic market town located 21 miles away from London, in the Surrey County. In the beginning, Dorking was a staging post located between the English Channel and Chichester. Dorking dates from the 11th century when it was called Dorchinges and belonged to William…
DetailsTransfer from City of London (EC2) to Stansted Airport On an area of ruins, once crippled by bombs and serious war damage, now rises an Estate of Art and culture, an example of British brutalist architecture. The Barbican Estate is a residential property that features numerous financial institutions but also an Arts Center, the Barbican…
DetailsTransfer from City of London(EC2) to Gatwick Airport Even if one of the highest buildings in the UK, Tower 42 can’t still be called the tallest building in London but it still holds a place among the giants of this city. The 230 million pounds construction is located at 25 Old Broad Street and was…
DetailsTransfer from City of London (EC2) to Heathrow Airport Apart from Hatton Garden, the City of London can praise with another place where money flow continuously, a place where that pounds can call it “home, sweet home” – The Bank of England. We didn’t mention it in our previous article because the Bank of England is located…
DetailsTransfer from Slough (SL1-3) to London City Airport Slough is a borough where you can choose from numerous pubs and bars to spend your evenings. The Coachmakers Arms is located on Church Street. It offers free wireless internet access, outside seating, quiz machines, fruit machines, dartboard, a pool table, a jukebox and a TV. The…
DetailsTransfer from Slough (SL1-3) to Luton Airport The Slough town centre was redeveloped in the beginning of the 21st century. The old and demolished buildings have been replaced with shopping complexes and offices. For example, a huge Tesco Extra took the place of an already existing, but smaller Tesco. The redevelopment project is called “Heart…
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