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London City Airport
London
Hotels nearbyLondon City Airport is London's smallest and most central airport and the only one that's actually IN London. It mostly serves business travellers by majoring on the convenience of its location, use of smaller planes and short check-in times (as little as 20 minutes for passengers with hand-luggage). The airport's car park is directly outside the airport and is an easy walk to the terminal. The average time to 'process' a passenger is less than 2 minutes.
London City is located in the East E
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London Underground
London
Hotels nearbyThe London Underground is a large metropolitan subway system providing public transportation for Greater London and nearby areas. With about 250 miles of line, "The Tube" is not only the longest such system in the world, it is also the oldest. The Underground is a part of Transport for London, which provides a unitary public transportation system for the city. The ubiquitous red, white, and blue logos denoting Underground entrances make stations easier to find, but potential users should visi
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Heathrow Express
London
Hotels nearbyHeathrow Express operates since 1998 from Paddington train station to Heathrow Airport Terminal 1-4. It is a non-stop train and it takes just 15 minutes to complete the journey. Trains depart every 15 minutes.
There are two different classes of service: First Class and Express Class. First Class offers working desk with complimentary newspaper and magazines. The First Class cabin is situated in the front or the rear of the train so it provides easier and quicker access to the Terminals.
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King's Cross Station
London
Hotels nearbyKing’s Cross Station, together with the adjacent St. Pancras Station and the Tube connection that serves them both, is part of a major transportation hub in Central London. Trains in and out of King’s Cross provide long-distance travel up and down eastern England through Newcastle and York and into Scotland. They also provide commuter service for London’s northern suburbs.
Located at Euston Road and York Way, the Victorian-era station was designed by Lewis Cubitt and opened in 1852. Main feat
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