Description
Heathrow to Cambridge Taxi
Professional and trusted airport taxi transfers from Heathrow to Cambridge, as well as all nearby areas to and from Heathrow Airport, with fares beginning from as low as £95.00. Ride in style and convenience; pick from our broad range of services for all groups up to 8 people, and forget about the difficulties of trying to plan a last-minute trip. Rest assured that with years of experience in delivering long-distance taxi transfers between Heathrow Airport and Cambridge, your travel will be designed and conducted by experts to the maximum possible degree.
The city of Cambridge is a renowned tourist attraction as well as home to one of the most prestigious universities in the world. Reap the benefits of our excellent rates on all taxi transfers between Heathrow Airport and Cambridge and be confident that regardless of the conditions at hand, everything will be executed with an acceptable and competent manner. Furthermore, all airport pickups come with a variety of facilities designed to render the collecting phase even easier, such as flight monitoring, meeting & welcoming, and 30 minutes of inclusive parking and waiting time. Think of this as the missing connection between you and your destination: a safe, secure and relaxed journey.
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Why should you book a transfer with us?
Ensuring you’re on track to catch your flight is the first thing to worry about when you begin your journey. We specialise in airport taxi transfers to and from Cambridge, and if you want to be confident that you will reach or leave the airport on time, obtain a reliable driver and a convenient car, we suggest that you book your taxi transfer with us.
We will customise your journey and accommodate your every need. With rates for our fares starting as low as £99.00 *, our operators are here to provide you with friendly service, a clean and fresh atmosphere, and a safe journey.
Your taxi from Heathrow Airport to Cambridge
Reserve your taxi transfer between Heathrow Airport and Cambridge today – save money with zero sacrifices on your journey. Reliable cab services, knowledgeable drivers, fresh and clean cars, meeting & welcoming, flight monitoring, and 30 minutes of waiting time, including all collections from Heathrow Airport. With taxi fares from Heathrow Airport to Cambridge beginning from just £99.00 *, be ready to take advantage of better deals and much more experience.
Heathrow Airport is 72 miles south-west of Cambridge and can be reached by the A603, A505, A1, and the M25. This trip could take approximately one hour and 30 minutes under regular traffic conditions. If you are going to the airport, please allow a longer period in case of traffic jams.
Cambridge Summary
Cambridge is more widely regarded as a university town and is also the governing hub of the Cambridge district. Situated roughly 50 miles north of Cambridge, London is the heart of the high-tech center of silicon fen. Cambridge is the most popular university in Cambridge, with well-known locations including the Cavendish Lab, the King’s College Chapel, and the University Library. As per the census conducted in 2001, Cambridge has a population of 108,863 people, of which more than 22,000 are students.
Cambridge History
Settlements have developed in this region of East Anglia since the Roman Empire. The first confirmation is a 3,500-year-old farmhouse found at the Fitzwilliam College location. The first significant invention of Cambridge took place during the Roman invasion in 40AD. The castle hill was used as a military outpost to protect against the river Cam. The Saxons took control after the Romans had fled. During this time, Cambridge gained from strong trading ties through the hard-to-travel Fenland. When the Vikings landed, Cambridge expanded quickly owing to their robust trade. During this time, the core of Cambridge had shifted from the hill of the castle to the right bank of the river named Quayside.
How the University launched
In 1209, students left Oxford and founded a university in Cambridge. The oldest extant college is Peterhouse, which was founded in 1284. In 1534, a printing license was given to Cambridge University Press. Hobson’s Conduit was the first scheme to carry safe drinking water to the city center that was established in 1610, and some of it still exists today. Addenbrooke Hospital was established in 1766. While possessing a Cambridge university, the City Charter was not granted until 1951.
Today’s Cambridge
In the 1960s-1970s, the city’s potential was significantly expanded by a range of broad council estates that we’re preparing to overshoot London. Now Cambridge is one of the largest settlements of East Anglia.
Theater
The biggest theater in Cambridge is the Arts Theater, a location of 666 seats in the city center. The theater also has tour presentations, as do local businesses. There are still several amateur theater clubs in Cambridge, sometimes performing very high-quality productions. The ADC Theater is owned by the University of Cambridge, which normally has three shows a week in length.
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