Car Hire London City Airport

London City Airport is an international airport located within the London Borough of Newham, Greater London Ceremonial County, England, United Kingdom. It lies east of London City. The airport primarily serves the said metropolis and its financial district. The facility is small yet one of the busiest and profitable airports in England based on passengers and aircraft movements. It is famous for its facilities and great service.

ATMs are located throughout the airport, all of which accept most Credit/Debit/Switch cards and American Express.

Bureau de Change is available for you to buy and exchange foreign currency and travellers cheques.

London City Airport Chauffeur Club 2011

London City Airport Chauffeur Club entitles members to unlimited parking and access to the Short Stay Car Park for 12 months.

Eating & Drinking

Before or after the security process, London City Airport offers a choice of both value and quality dining outlets.

Many more outlets, including Bar Ten 28, can also be found in the departure lounge.

Shopping

London City Airport offers a great variety of shops with many top brands and everyday essentials.

Free Wireless Internet access
London City Airport offers complimentary Wi-Fi access to all passengers.

Internet stations
You can find public access internet desks in the Departure Lounge. They all offer secure high-speed pay-as-you-go surfing.

Mobile Connection
Accessing the inrternet via your handheld device couldn't be easier. Our mobile website provides you with all the vital travel information you require quickly.

Shoe Shine Service

Located by the Information Desk in the Departure Lounge, you can receive a complimentary shoe shine courtesy of London City Airport.

London City Airport boasts the lowest check-in times compared to any other airport in London.

Attractions nearby the London City Airport:

Chinatown London lies near the city of Westminster. This is the place to go to when craving for Chinese cuisine and or learn more about the Chinese culture whilst in England. Chinese restaurants, bakeries, souvenir shops and many other businesses managed by people of Chinese descent thrive in the area.

Kew Gardens or the Royal Botanic Gardens is a certified UNESCO World Heritage Site that homes the world's largest plants collection, facilities, several historical relics and buildings (i.e., The Temperate House, the Kew Palace and Queen Charlotte's Cottage). It is a marvelous paradise like destination to learn about the country's history and the importance and beauty of plants.

London Eye is currently Europe's tallest Ferris wheel. It is located west of Jubilee Gardens near the river Thames. The facility has thirty-two (32) sealed and air conditioned passenger capsules. Each capsule is wide and can hold up to twenty-five (25) people inside perfect to view a lot of interesting parts of the city from the top i.e., the Big Ben and the Palace of Westminster.

Madame Tussauds then known as "Madam Tussaud's" is a wax museum located along Marylebone Road. The famous wax sculptor Marie Tussaud founded it. The museum is famous for its wide collection of wax artwork figures of royalties, famous singers, murderers, sports stars and etc.

The Thames Barrier became operational in 1982 and is one of the world's largest movable flood barriers. Protecting 125 square kilometres of central London it spans 520 metres across the River Thames near Woolwich. To find out more about the history and operation of the Thames Barrier and the River Thames itself , there is an information centre located in 1 Unity Way, Woolwich, London SE18 5NJ. The centre has a cafe, toilets, a pay-and-display car park, picnic area and a children's play area. Group talks and conference facilities are also available.

Tower of London or Her Majesty's Royal Palace and Fortress is an ancient castle that served many generations of English royalties for several purposes i.e., royal abode, protection, prison and etcetera. The castle lies along the northern bank of River Thames and is famous for its wonderful architectural style, the white tower, some ghost rumors and the Jewel House.

The O2 Rooftop Walkway will allow visitors to The O2 to see the famous domed structure from an entirely new angle. A 60-metre high Rooftop Walkway suspended from The O2's distinctive yellow masts is due to open in time for the Olympic. The skywalk over one of London's most successful music and entertainment venues will give amazing views over the great domed building, Greenwich, the Thames and the corner of south-east London.


The Official Olympic Stadium is close by in Bow, and they offer tours of the brand new complex! So don't forget to check it out when you are in London.