Worcester to Delapre Abbey in a Taxi Cab For £90
Following a rapid 50 minute flight journey from home we arrived at Birmingham international airport right in the heart of the most remarkable hail storm we’ve seen in a long time, it was striking the top of our airline that hard I assumed we were going to see daylight by means of holes from the roofing at any moment.
Happily we did not need to clear customs as our flight journey ended up being classed as home-based, so we were spared the honours of the regular 20 minute queue this time. We headed out through the main doorways and strolled right past an enormous line of air-port taxi cabs which were waiting for jobs, to the short stay car park exactly where we had negotiated for a Worcester Taxi to collect us and drive us instantly to The Worcester Art work Gallery.
Our preparing to make use of the Worcester Taxi airport service rather than jumping in a local taxi at the airport terminal, had been that we figured that by hiring the neighborhood Worcester taxi, the driver would know exactly where the Art gallery is at Worcester, whereas the Birmingham airport transfer driver would probably not have an idea exactly where he was looking for in the middle of Worcester.
After collecting the artwork on time, we headed outside where we had a Northampton taxi waiting to drive us straight to Delapre Abbey, just outside Northampton. Once again, finding a taxi cab local to our final destination, using the plan that the drivers neighborhood awareness is certain to get us directly to the Abbey with no unnecessary u turns or excursions.
Utilizing a Northampton Taxi also gave us an opportunity of quizzing the driver and discovering some of the best local restaurants to eat in, as well as exactly where the best shopping was.