Gatwick Transfer to Charing Cross Station

Gatwick Transfer to Charing Cross Station

Some of the most impressive attractions to visit in London in WC2N area, near Charing Cross Station, are Trafalgar Square and The National Gallery.

Trafalgar Square is one of London’s most notorious markets, the place where residents and tourists join every year for different public facilities. It was named after the Battle of Trafalgar, which took place in 1805.

The market emblem that is bordered by three roads and the National Gallery is Nelson’s Column which is watched by 4 lion statues. Pigeons are a constant presence in the market and the tourists delight themselves in feeding them.

In the northern part of the market there is the National Gallery, the famous art museum and also some buildings that still have their embassies in Trafalgar Square.

National Gallery was built in 1824 and has more than 2300 paintings. The entry is free and the museum is open daily between 10:00 am and 06:00 pm and on Friday has extended hours until 09:00 pm.

What may surprise you is that in almost all the museums in London there are restaurants and bars, so you can eat at the museum and then go and visit. National Gallery is the fourth art museum in the world when it comes to the number of visitors, and if you go there, you can see some of the most famous paintings in the world created by great artists.

To make it easier to find paintings that interest you, it is recommended to buy a map gallery that costs just one pound and is very useful, especially if you do not have time to see all the collections. In one part of the National Gallery you can find Sainsbury Wing which houses the National Gallery of Portraits. Admission is also free and here you can admire the famous portraits of the kings of the United Kingdom, British actors, artists or royal families.

Rail Transport from Gatwick Airport to Charing Cross Station (WC2N):

In order to get rail transport from London Gatwick Airport to Charing Cross Station, you will have to take the bus from Gatwick Airport (that comes every 20 minutes) to Victoria Underground Station. From there, you can take the tube to Charing Cross Station. Another option would be taking a transfer from Gatwick Airport to Charing Cross Station.

Road Transport from Gatwick Airport to Charing Cross Station (WC2N):

So as to travel by car from London Gatwick Airport to Charing Cross Station, you must take the M23 and A23. London Gatwick Airport is 27.8 miles away from Charing Cross Station.

Tramsfer from Gatwick Airport to Charing Cross Station (WC2N):

A journey by transfer from Gatwick Airport to Charing Cross Station with 247 Gatwick Airport Transfer is going to last around 1 hour and 30 minutes. The price for a Gatwick Transfer to Charing Cross Station starts from 58 GBP.

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