Transfer from the City of London (EC1) to London City Airport St. Bartholomew’s Hospital is one of the most beautiful historical places that can be admired in the City of London and its great significance is given by the fact that the building is the oldest hospital in London. Founded in 1123 you will still…
DetailsTransfer from the City of London (EC1) to Luton Airport As I mentioned in the beginning of today’s guide, the City of London district is one with the most preserved historical monuments and buildings and was an important historical area for London and England. Following this traces of ancient times we arrive to Farringdon, a region…
DetailsTransfer from the City of London (EC1) to Stansted Airport Probably one of the most luxurious places in the City of London district is Hatton Garden, a place of actual glow as it is the home of jewellery in London. It is the most popular spot of the UK diamond trade, but also known for having…
DetailsTransfer from the City of London (EC1) to Gatwick Airport During the centuries the area of Clerkenwell managed to get noticed several times for different reasons. Its popularity started in the Middle Ages when the London Parish clerks performed mystery plays here, based on biblical themes. Later on it became house for the Monastic Order…
DetailsTransfer from the City of London (EC1) to Heathrow Airport Near to the west central districts of Westminster and Camden, taking a few steps to the east, we find the areas of Islington, Hackney and City of London. Together they form the entire center of London and a region with amazing places and great history.…
DetailsTransfer from Westminster (SW1) to London City Airport St James’s Park is often associated with many things in the political sphere because of its location or literary. St James’s Park is located in the heart of London and covers an area of 23 hectares. The park has a lake where ducks, geese and pelicans coexist…
DetailsTransfer from Westminster (SW1) to Luton Airport The renaissance Gothic architectural masterpiece named Westminster Hall was built between 1840 and 1888 by Charles Barry who designed the building in order to match Westminster Abbey which is located nearby. The two imposing towers, well-known tourist attractions in London are the Big Ben clock tower and Victoria…
DetailsTransfer from Westminster (SW1) to Stansted Airport The House of Parliament is an imposing building on the shore of Thames and a landmark in London also known by many as the Palace of Westminster. This amazing building is located on the site where Edward the Confessor ordered the original palace building in the first half…
DetailsTransfer from Westminster (SW1) to Gatwick Airport One of the areas worth visiting in SW1 is the Whitehall road, the primary part of the street that leads from Trafalgar Square to Chelsea. Its name is given by the Palace of Whitehall the place in which the British monarchs enjoyed living until 1698 when most of…
DetailsTransfer from Westminster (SW1) to Heathrow Airport The Southwestern part of London offers us quite a few symbolic attractions that we can visit split in 8 different smaller postal districts. SW1 area is known for being the home for some of the most iconic buildings in London, names that need no introduction to Englishmen and…
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