You can access to Heathrow Airport by bus, metro (Piccadilly Line) or on the Heathrow Express, which makes moving from Paddington to the terminals 1-3 in 15 minutes, or 20 minutes if it goes to Terminal 4. A taxi to the airport can cost between 35 and 50 dollars (between 38 and 55 euros). The Gatwick Express covers your trip from the airport to Victoria Station in 30 minutes and, if you prefer a taxi, the price will amount to about 60 dollars (about 65 euros). The Standsted Express will be responsible for moving the tourist from Liverpool Street Station to the airport in 60 minutes or, if you prefer, and nothing in abundance, you can take a taxi for 100 dollars (about 110 euros).

The London subway is legendary, especially since using it is not fun. The Travelcard includes all buses and metro lines (for some railway also operates, and the majority allows transhipments from the Underground); price amounts to about 29 dollars (about 30 euros).

The famous London taxis are excellent but expensive. The minicabs are presented as the most competitive economy; their drivers are autonomous and can not be stopped in the street. If you prefer to drive, parking is going to turn into a nightmare, it is virtually impossible to do so in the centre of the city and fines for violating the law are high.

London has become one of the busiest transportation hubs on the planet, involving great potential when it comes to finding flights economical. Heathrow airport is a mammoth which has grown in unison with London transfers . At present has four terminals (the fifth is already approved) and has two stations. Much smaller than Heathrow, Gatwick is also immense, which remains Stansted and Luton. From London, domestic flights and those that are directed to EU countries including an exit tax of 10 pounds (about 16 euros). For flights to other international destinations must pay 20 pounds (about 32 euros).
Heathrow taxi
For the first time since the ice age, Britain is bound by land (tunnel) to the European continent. The Tunnel offers two services: Eurotunnel, which liaises regularly by train (Le Shutle) for motorcycles, cars, buses and transport of goods between terminals in Folkestone, in England, and Calais, in France and the Eurostar (led by railway from Britain, France and Belgium), which operates as a service for high-speed train passengers between London, Paris, Lille and Brussels. Waterloo International is the terminus for trains from Europe.

It is also possible to travel by bus to Europe, an option that includes a short ferry ride or hovercraft. Visitors who wish to move in this transport must know that departures and arrivals were efectan from Victoria Station, a few minutes' walk from the train station Victoria and the metro statio