Cruising to Canary Wharf by Cab

Author: danielhenry088 | Posted: 05.07.2012

Canary Wharf, the location of the capital’s financial and media sector. The city’s skyline is dominated by colossal tower blocks and corporate buildings. The grand, urban architecture engulfs the surroundings, amongst these is the tallest building in Britain is One Canada Square. Built in 1990 standing at 800ft tall now exists as the 15th tallest building in Europe and makes up one of a cluster of buildings. When the sun shines these silver skyscrapers can be seen gleaming from many parts of the capital.

The district of Canary Wharf is also part of the London’s Docklands development. Once a busy port for cargo not only in the UK, but also the whole of Europe and other parts of the world. Up until the mid 1960s, the port carried shipments to and from the capital, however by 1980 the Docklands closed for service. It was eight years later in 1988 when the first constructions of Canary Wharf began. The area now has exists as quarters for some of the most notable banks, law firms and media companies.

Commuters journeying to this business district can do so by many different modes of transport. The area is well connected with transport links via train, bus, taxi to Canary Wharf and even boat. Canary Wharf station has links on the DLR (Docklands Light Rail) and London Underground. Take the Jubilee line to Canary Wharf tube station or book an E1 taxi to the area. You can also travel across the water from Canary Wharf Pier via boat to the City of London, Embankment and also the Surrey Quays.

As well as being an area bustling business area it also has plenty of shops, bars, restaurants for recreational activities. An evening of entertainment in this dazzling district will be an enjoyable experience for any couple, business traveller or tourist. Take a ride in a Canary Wharf taxi from the nearby London City Airport and stay in one of the many hotels in the area. If you are visiting for business purposes you’ll be happy to hear that there is everything that you might need on your trip.

The thriving leisure and recreational commerce in Canary Wharf details the areas popularity with not only business travellers but with visitors looking for a more quality and high-brow shopping district. Those with a bit of cash to splash will love visiting this lavish location. However, if you are looking for more of a relax and pamper experience then you may want to take advantage of the exclusive health and sports clubs. You may prefer to put your feet up and relax rather than hit the town on an evening. For the opportunity to enjoy other aspects of the leisure and entertainment scene there are also cinema and theatres in the area. This contemporary quarter is not only great for the business elite, but also those who love to socialise in style.

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