Transfer from Blackheath (SE3) to Heathrow Airport Blackheath is a district located in the Lewisham London Borough. The former name of the area was Blachehedfeld, meaning dark colored heathland, and it dated from 1166. The current district was developed in the beginning of the 19th century and it soon incorporated the regions called Blackheath Vale…
DetailsTaxi Transfer from Abbey Wood (SE2) to London City Airport An important landmark incorporated in the Abbey Wood district is the Abbey Wood railway station. The building dates from 1849 and it’s located near The Village, which includes the Abbey Arms, 2 pubs and a few cottages. Later on, the area around The Village featured…
DetailsTransfer from Abbey Wood (SE2) to Luton Airport Bostall Woods is one of the largest green areas in the Abbey Wood district. It is incorporated in the Green Chain of South East London and it also features one of London’s few caravan and camping sites. Thus, this place offers the nature lovers the opportunity to…
DetailsTaxi Transfer from Abbey Wood (SE2) to Stansted Airport Thamesmead is situated near Charing Cross and it’s formed from social housing developments dating from the 1960s. The name of the district comes from its proximity to the River Thames. Thamesmead is a new district. For this reason, most of the buildings have a modern and…
DetailsTaxi Transfer from Abbey Wood (SE2) to Gatwick Airport Abbey Wood includes various historic districts. One of them is Crossness, located in South-Eastern London. It is bound by Erith, Belvedere, Thamesmead and River Thames. The name of the district comes from Cross Ness, also known as Leather Bottle Point. The area features an unmanned lighthouse…
DetailsTaxi Transfer from Abbey Wood (SE2) to Heathrow Airport The district of Abbey Wood is located in the South-Eastern part of London, in the Bexley London Borough and Greenwich Royal Borough. The most significant places of interest in Abbey Wood are Lesnes Abbey Woods and Lesnes Abbey. The first one is a nature reserve dating…
DetailsTransfer from Lee (SE12) to London City Airport The other three areas in the Lee district are Horn Park and parts of Eltham and Blackheath. Horn Park was one of three parks that belonged to Eltham Palace. The region was powerfully wooded and was supplied with deers till the devastation of both during the English…
DetailsTransfer from Lee (SE12) to Luton Airport Two rivers make up the boundaries of one of the most beautiful areas in Lee, Hither Green. Dating back to Roman times and developing mostly during the 19th and 20th century, Hither Green is a wonderful display of Victorian and Edwardian architecture. The community is also great, the…
DetailsTransfer from Lee (SE12) to Stansted Airport Chinbrook is a mix of suburban and residential locations, located in the south western part of the Lee district. The residential area is mostly represented by flats as well as semi-detached or terraced houses. Among these you will find the most important estates in Chinbrook, Grove Park Estate…
DetailsTransfer from Lee (SE12) to Gatwick Airport Another important area in the Lee district is Grove Park, a region that mostly developed after the introduction of the railway. A great part of it is formed of a housing estates built in 1920 which became the hospital of Grove Park after World War I. Grove Park…
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