Transfer from West Wimbledon (SW20) to London City Airport One of the top tourist attractions in West Wimbledon is the Baitul Futuh Mosque, which can be translated into English as House of Victories. The structure is famous all over the world and it’s said to be Western Europe’s largest mosque. The Baitul Futuh Mosque was…
DetailsTransfer from West Wimbledon (SW20) to Luton Airport There are 2 main railway stations in West Wimbledon. One of them is Morden South railway station located in the Merton London Borough. The First Capital Connect trains are the ones that stop in this station. The construction of the railway station was approved in 1910, but…
DetailsTransfer from West Wimbledon (SW20) to Stansted Airport Merton Park is a very nice place situated in the Merton London Borough and West Wimbledon district. The suburb is located between Wimbledon Chase, South Wimbledon, Morden and Wimbledon. The area is minutes away from Charing Cross and it’s included in the Merton parish. Merton Park is…
DetailsTransfer from West Wimbledon (SW20) to Gatwick Airport Lower Morden is a small area located between Raynes Park and Morden Park. The region used to be mainly rural until the 1930s, when it expanded and became a London suburb. The former area included 3 farms: Hobalds Farm, Peacock Farm that now accommodates Cardinal Avenue and…
DetailsTransfer from West Wimbledon (SW20) to Heathrow Airport The district of West Wimbledon features a wide array of parks and green suburbs. One of them is Raynes Park. This neighbourhood is located in South – West London, in the Merton London Borough. Raynes Park sits between New Malden and Wimbledon and it includes some of…
DetailsTransfer from Wandsworth (SW18) to London City Airport Earlsfield is an area included in the Wandsworth London Borough. This typical suburb features a wide array or restaurants, bars and shops. Most of them are situated between Burntwood Lane, Allfarthing Lane and Garratt Lane. The high street in Earlsfield is also the meeting point and walking…
DetailsTransfer from Wandsworth (SW18) to Luton Airport The district of Wandsworth houses the magnificent and amazing Royal Victoria Patriotic Building. This huge Victorian building features a beautiful and unique gothic style and a mixture of French Châteauesque and Scottish Baronial. The Royal Victoria Patriotic Building was constructed in 1859 and it’s situated near the Trinity…
DetailsTransfer from Wandsworth (SW18) to Stansted Airport The Wandsworth area is known for the beautiful and majestic Wandsworth Bridge. It is built across the River Thames and it includes the A217 road, connecting Parsons Green, Sands End, Wandsworth and Battersea. The original bridge was constructed in 1873, by Julian Tolmé. This one was replaced in…
DetailsTransfer from Wandsworth (SW18) to Gatwick Airport The Wandsworth district features numerous large, luxurious and historical estates. A band of terraced housing is located near the Old York Road. Another area of detached, semi – detached, terraced and grander housing is situated between East Hill, Earlsfield Road and West Side Wandsworth Common. The River Front…
DetailsTransfer from Wandsworth (SW18) to Heathrow Airport The district of Wandsworth is located in the Wandsworth London Borough, in South – West London. The name of the area comes from River Wandle. Wandsworth is River Wandle’s entering point to Thames. Other alternate names are Wendelesorde and Wandesorde. These other titles signify “enclosure of Waendel”. The…
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