There is no other place that could be compared with London. Big Ben, the London Eye, the Tower Bridge, Buckingham Palace these are only a few of the places that London is famous for. There are so many interesting places to see that you will never be bored in this remarkable city. This city offers a lot of sightseeing opportunities for everyone. With so many fun places to visit London is one of the worlds tourism capitals.
Using London car hire you will be able to see all those places that you want to visit in London and outside the city. More than 45 million international tourists visit London every year. There are three airports in the region of London: Stansted Airport, Heathrow Airport and Gatwick airport. Here are some interesting facts about these airports.
Heathrow Airport is probably one of the most famous airports in the world because of its strategic location and the number of passengers that it handles annually. Though, it is still not the number one busiest airport in the world, its fame is undeniable. Catering to the largest metropolis in Europe, London’s Heathrow Airport receives around 70 million passengers every year. With such a large amount of people moving through the transportation hub, it is amazing how well the airport operates. The authorities at Heathrow are constantly at work and they are always busy with redevelopment plans at the airport to ensure smoother and safer journey to the passengers when they are in the airport.
Stansted Airport was not given much importance in the early 20th century when the British Airports Authority decided to do some renovations. Today, Stansted Airport has every modern facility and that will help passengers get ready for a safe journey. You will find many essential facilities like ATM counters, banks, changing rooms, children facilities and playing area, shops and restaurants, eateries and cafes to relax before catching a flight.
Gatwick Airport does not have a prime location like Heathrow, which is why it still lags behind in the competition, but the airport still serves more than forty million passengers every year. You can fly to any destination in the world fromGatwick airport as most of the American, European and Asian airlines originate from here. The airport has all the necessary facilities that are required by the passengers like ATM machines, foreign exchange bureaus, shopping facilities, restaurants and bars, coffee shops, book stalls, left luggage counters and information desk. You can also avail for car hire Gatwick Airport. There are many car rental service providers that can offer great deals on car hire Gatwick Airport. If you are not very sure about London’s public transport, you can use car hire Gatwick Airport to travel all around the city and the surrounding areas.
Information provided by Decode Car Hire Ltd.
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There are beautiful experiences to gain in Cornwall, Wales, the Lake District, Yorkshire, East Anglia, Kent, Cumbria, Northumberland and Scotland.
The Edinburgh Festival (Scotland) is a wonderful event with such a lot of variety of entertainments, the city itself has a lot of interesting history and is where the legendary Rebus lives. The Lake District is good for scenery and walking and historic connections. Cornwall and its neighbouring Devon are good for scenery and just lazing about, Northumberland has a lot going for it in its history and culture; Newcastle is near and Berwick on Tweed marks the old boundary between the Scots and the English, Hadrians Wall, The wall extends right across from coast to coast and was built in Roman times; it's still there! Alnwick is where the Duke of Northumberland has his home and in Morpeth there is a small bagpipe museum showing that the instruments are not just confined to the history books for Scotland. They were used from India to Inverness. The Chantry where the museum is dates back to 1296.
York is also an interesting and historic town, dating back to before Roman times. I dare anyone to go there and not to be impressed by the shops, the buildings, the cafes and the Minster. I also recommend going on one of the 'ghost walks.'
More to the UK than fish 'n' chips, beef drippin', bowler 'ats, the Tower o' Landen and Buck House!
Peace.
As a londoner I can certainly vouch for the fact that you should not be renting a car. Driving through london will be like banging your head against a brick wall and you'll end up spending 99% of your time in the car instead of seeing all the sights of London like you should be!