LONDON
Travel And Transportation
London has 5 main airports, though long haul visitors normally arrive at just 2.We can provide taxis to and from all airports, mail us for a quote. Heathrow Airport is 15 miles to the west of London, and is the biggest. Central London can be accessed by many types of transportation. Obviously taxis are available but quite expensive. There is the Heathrow express train link to Paddington (under 15 minutes), and even a tube service – the Picadilly line. Driving is quite simple as it is situated near to 2 motorways – the M4 and the M25 which encircles London. There are National Express buses from here to 500 destinations including central London.Gatwick Airport is south of London, and is considerably further out than Heathrow. While taxis are available it is quite a distance to the centre. The Gatwick Express (train) is simple and reasonably priced and goes to Victoria, where taxis and tubes will take you to your apartment (link) or hotel. There is also a regular train service which stops en route, but head for the express for a quick journey. There are shuttle buses operated by National Express, who also operate a service between Gatwick and Heathrow, an otherwise lengthy journey. Stansted Airport is to the North of London, and has its own reasonably priced taxi service to the centre. There is also a simple express train service to Liverpool Street, it also stops at Tottenham hale for the Picadilly line tube. There are express coach services which go to Victoria Station as well as many other destinationsLuton Airport, is located outside London though is still considered to be a London Airport It is north of London and can be accessed by train with a 24 hr service to the centre of town – the Luton Airport Express. The journey time is about 25 minutes. Coaches are also available to many destinations including other airports and take the green line bus to Victoria Station in central London, it also stops at Baker street, Marble