The best Airport in London

Are you a traveller by heart? Do you love exploring the city trying out the tourist spots as well as the unexplored places? London is one of the prime destinations that have the best public transport. There are Tubes, Private cabs and airports that make commuting easy. Heathrow is one among the London’s best airport. It is a major international airport running several flights per day. It is also said to be the busiest airport in Europe. 

The Heathrow Airport Holdings owns and operates the Heathrow airport. It is located 23 km west of central London. It was started as a small airfield in 1929. Earlier there were farms, orchards and gardens and also there was a Heathrow Farm where Terminal 1 is now built. Along with a Heathrow Hall and a Heathrow House. Heathrow Airport is used by over 90 airlines flying to 170 destinations worldwide.  It is said to be the primary hub of British Airways and is a base for Virgin Atlantic. It has four passenger terminals which are numbered between 2 to 5 and a cargo terminal. 

The Piccadilly London West End is one among the busiest place in London. It offers some of the best restaurants, shopping complexes and nightlife.  There are several rooms in Piccadilly that are spacious and well maintained. They are full of modern amenities and ensure a perfect stay to the guests. There are air-conditioners and plasma Television in all the rooms. A safe deposit box is placed in all the rooms to ensure that the guests can place their valuables without any hassle. The wardrobes are wide enough to stuff the belongings. There are tables and chairs. A separate smoking area is allocated for the smokers to enjoy their smoke. Pets aren’t allowed in the rooms as it might disturb the other guests. Thus, you will never regret booking rooms in Piccadilly. 

The Heathrow construction began in 1944, but by the time it could be finished, the World War II had begun. Thus, the civil airport was continued by the Government.  It was opened as London Airport in 1946 and renamed Heathrow Airport in 1966.  Sir Frederick Gibberd was the man behind the master plan for the airport. He designed the entire airport including the original terminals, central area buildings, the original control tower and multi-faith chapel of St George's. 

If you haven’t visited the city, do make a plan and fly to London, one of the best English cities.