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5 Good Reasons to Fly Into Heathrow Airport
By [http://ezinearticles.com/?expert=Mairead_Foley]Mairead Foley

1. Location: If you're heading out of the London by car, it's completely hassle free from Heathrow. All you need is to get onto the M25, and from here you have access to the entire south of England and beyond.

If you're heading into the city then you'll find it equally accessible on the M4/A4 which passes by Heathrow and heads directly into the city centre.

2. Accessibility: The Public Transport options for the airport are second to none. The airport is connected to Central London via the Underground network as well as dedicated Express and Connect trains to the city centre.

Several Bus routes also intersect through or near Heathrow Airport, so you'll never have to worry about being stranded. You can read more about these options in our Public Transport from London Heathrow Airport article.

3. Greatest range of destinations: Quite simply Heathrow Airport has the greatest range of destinations to fly to and from in London. You can get flights to every continent in the world with the exception of Antarctica!

Heathrow Airport caters for over 68 millions passengers a year; almost as many passengers as the rest of London's Airports combined (Gatwick, Stansted, Luton and London City Airport).

4. Great range of shopping: If you're flying into London to do some extra special shopping, then you may find that Heathrow has a lot to offer before you even leave for the city. Also it's an excellent place to get the last few bits and bobs before you return home.

5. Accommodation: The airport is very well served by hotels and other accommodation. If you're just passing through or you'd like to base yourself in the Heathrow Airport area then you won't be looking far to get a bed for the night.

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By Kimber Chin

London is one of the priciest cities in the world so it is crucial that the frugal tourist take advantages of bargains. And there are bargains.

The Oyster Card

In my opinion, one of the best deals for the frugal London tourist is the Oyster Card. This transit card (can be obtained at underground stops including the one at Heathrow) comes with a 3 £ deposit (this deposit is refunded when you return the card) and can be charged with the amount of money needed (any excess will also be refunded).

The beauty of this card is that it calculates the best transit deal for you. It caps out at the day pass rate. That means that you can spend the day on one of those very London red double decker bus, exploring neighborhoods, hopping on and off at stops like the Marble Arch, or Harrods (to window shop) or Portobello Market (for antiques).

Changing Of The Guards

Of course, while in London, a tourist should go see the Queen and the rest of the Royal Family. The closest the average tourist can get is peaking in at the gates of Buckingham Palace and when better to do that than during the changing of the guard.

Every day at 11:30 am, the guards are changed at Buckingham Palace in a rich and colorful ceremony. This free event is usually packed so get there early (activities start at 10:45) or you'll only be seeing the changing of the Bearskins (those distinctive hats the guards wear).

Charity Shops

British suits are known world wide for style and quality. However, brand new, they are a bit pricey for the frugal traveler. An option is the numerous charity (consignment) shops sprinkled throughout the city.

The quality of the charity shops depend on the quality of the neighborhood. Some shops are filled with designer, haute couture fashion, even outfits worn by Hollywood stars

The National Gallery And Trafalgar Square

The National Gallery in the famous Trafalgar Square hosts over 2,300 paintings, one of the greatest collections of Western European painting in the world, and its free. Absolutely free (donations are welcomed). Perfect for one of the rainy days London is known for.

London, England has some bargains for the frugal traveler. The Oyster Card provides frugal transportation. The Changing Of The Guard and The National Gallery supplies free entertainment. Frugal shopping can be done at Charity Shops

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