Car Rental in the London City Airport

Compare prices and save money on your car rental in the London City Airport

When visiting London, be it for holiday or for work, renting a car proves to be the best choice. This is because London is a big metropolis, with an absurdly­developed underground line that will make you lose precious time in ticketslong journeys. However, with a hire car you will reach any must­see spot and quarter, explore outdoor areas, and bring with you all the necessary equipment to enjoy your stay. With GoCarRental.com, you will be able to compare the offers of the most famous hire car agencies in London so that, once you have landed, you will only need to jump into your car and go. You will arrive at your hotel at once, unload your baggage, and enjoy this hectic metropolis. If you want to live the London experience at its best, you just need to find the car you need and reserve it at once by smartphone or laptop.

What to do from the London City Airport

Needless to say, there are many must­see spots in London. Indeed, and for many reasons, Trafalgar Square is one the most important to see. At first, the square was the location of the royal mews. In the last decades, however, it has become the heart of the West End and cornerstone of the city’s tourism. At its center, a huge statue stands out: Horatio Nelson, the hero of the Battle of Trafalgar. Its majestic figure looms over the enormous queue to the National Gallery.

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  Tate Modern Gallery

  
  


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  St Paul’s Cathedral, the only baroque church in England

  
  


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  The British Museum, the most ancient museum in the world

  
  

Driving near the London City Airport

Driving near the airport of London will offer some of the outstanding views that the long stretches of land next to London offer as they spread out all the way to the sea. With your hire car you may reach some of the most famous attractions in the world. Take a look, for example, at the widely­known Oxford. Do not stop there, though, but make your way to the close­by fascinating Oxfordshire villages just to lose yourself among the ancient palaces and their everlasting cultural charm. West to London, by A303 route, you can reach the supreme Stonehenge. Are not introductions futile for such a famous place? For those in love with castles we suggest visiting the wonderful Leeds Castle and the Windsor Castle. Both of them are fairy tale­like manors whose setting seems to be taken directly from the Middle­Ages. Finally, you should not miss Bath, a village that has been named UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is a masterpiece of a city founded on seven hills, analogously to Rome. Curiously enough, the Romans themselves turned it into a magnificent fashion spa.