Gatwick Airport to Bracknell

Gatwick Airport To Bracknell by taxi :

Taxi from Gatwick Airport to Bracknell will take approximately 53 Minutes.
Gatwick Airport To Bracknell taxi will cost approximately £112 for a standard saloon car, which can carry 4 passengers, 2 check-in luggages and 2 hand luggage.
The total mileage from Gatwick Airport to Bracknell will be 46 Miles.

Received a story from one of our clients as a thank you letter for the service which we got from our company. We are proud to publish these nice words and happy to add one more happy customer to our growing family. You can read his comments below: I was with my son yesterday, There was an appointment with the doctor in Bracknell. I was coming to England from Belgium. I called the company for the Cab booking on the recommendation of my friend. The staff is so understanding, they answered all my questions with patience and nicely. I like their professionalism. The fare from Gatwick airport to Bracknell was very reasonable. When we landed at the Gatwick airport, the driver called me to assure me that he has arrived at the meeting point.

We had no check-in luggage with us, so we got free before time and came out at the meeting point where the driver was waiting for us with a signboard. The driver was so nice and professional. It was an excellent and timely service provided by the competent and friendly staff of company. New Towns were developed to help alleviate the housing crisis after World War II. During the war, London was bombed, and many homes and industries were destroyed. Instead of rebuilding London, Sir Patrick Abercrombie's Greater London Plan 1944 recommended that satellite cities should be located near London, beyond the Green Belt. Bracknell was selected as the development would avoid access to a high-quality farm area and the presence of a railway station was seen as a benefit.

The first plans were made for a city of 60,000 people but this was eventually reduced to 25,000. The work was overseen by the Bracknell Development Corporation (BDC) which was given various powers, including compulsory procurement. Overcrowding, design and provision of open space were noted. The BDC wanted Bracknell to be a self-governing city that incorporated urban health services and the benefits of green open spaces. Originally Blacknell would include four neighbouring areas, Priestwood, Easthampstead, Bullbrook and Harmans Water, two industrial areas Western and Eastern Industrial Areas, a downtown area and a place where people could buy plots to build their own homes (Wick Hill). ).

The first settlers moved to Priestwood the night before Christmas in 1951. Easthampstead is the only 17-story high-rise apartment building in Bracknell's Point Royal, built by Arup Associates and now considered the icon of New City buildings on the Grade II list. The building and the surrounding houses and shops were designated as a nature reserve in 1996. In the late 1950s, the Bull Brook named after him was pushed into a corner along the road as the Bullbrook site was built in the new city. Each new location was designed to have a strong local character, with local stores catering to daily needs. In 1960 work continued on building Harmans Water as the last resort for these new neighbourhoods. Thus the vision of a country city with green open spaces and the surrounding neighbourhoods provided by shops, schools, and social services was achieved, symbolizing the beautiful New City.

Other car types which you can use to travel from Gatwick Airport to Bracknell

Journey	Price	Vehicle
Taxi cost from Gatwick Airport to Bracknell with a Saloon Car	£112	(Toyota Prius or Similar)
Taxi cost from Gatwick Airport to Bracknell with a MPV5 Car	£122	(Vauxhall Zafira or Similar)
Taxi cost from Gatwick Airport to Bracknell with a MPV7 Car	£124	(Hyundai I800 or Similar)
Taxi cost from Gatwick Airport to Bracknell with a Executive-MPV7 Car	£144	((Mercedes V Class or Similar))
Taxi cost from Gatwick Airport to Bracknell with a MPV8 Car	£157	(Ford Tourneo or Similar)
Taxi cost from Gatwick Airport to Bracknell with a 16-Seater Car	£277	(Ford Tourneo & Mercedes Vito or Similar)

Other transfer options for travelling from Gatwick Airport to Bracknell

Option 1

Walk to North Terminal Bus Station

Take a bus (OXF - Oxford City Centre) from North Terminal Bus Station to Compass Centre

Take a bus (RA1 - Reading Rail Stn) from Compass Centre to Cemetery Junction

Take a bus (701 - Legoland) from Cemetery Junction to Bracknell Bus Station

Walk from Bracknell Bus Station

Arrive to Bracknell

This Route includes Walking, Bus(Oxford Bus Company), Bus(Reading RailAir), Bus(Reading Buses)

Option 2

Walk to Gatwick South Terminal

Take a bus (200 - Gatwick Airport) from Gatwick South Terminal to North Terminal Bus Station

Take a bus (OXF - Oxford City Centre) from North Terminal Bus Station to Compass Centre

Take a bus (RA1 - Reading Rail Stn) from Compass Centre to Cemetery Junction

Take a bus (701 - Legoland) from Cemetery Junction to Bracknell Bus Station

Walk from Bracknell Bus Station

Arrive to Bracknell

This Route includes Walking, Bus(Metrobus), Bus(Oxford Bus Company), Bus(Reading RailAir), Bus(Reading Buses)

Option 3

Walk to North Terminal Bus Station

Take a rapid bus from North Terminal Bus Station to Heathrow Terminal 5

Take a bus (RA1 - Reading Rail Stn) from Heathrow Terminal 5 to Reading Railair

Walk from Reading Railair to Reading

Take a train from Reading to Bracknell

Walk from Bracknell to Bracknell Rail Station

Walk from Bracknell Rail Station

Arrive to Bracknell

This Route includes Walking, Rapid Bus(National Express), Bus(Reading RailAir), Train(South Western Railway)

Option 4

Walk to North Terminal Bus Station

Take a rapid bus from North Terminal Bus Station to Heathrow Terminal 5

Take a bus (RA1 - Reading Rail Stn) from Heathrow Terminal 5 to Cemetery Junction

Take a bus (701 - Legoland) from Cemetery Junction to Bracknell Bus Station

Walk from Bracknell Bus Station

Arrive to Bracknell

This Route includes Walking, Rapid Bus(National Express), Bus(Reading RailAir), Bus(Reading Buses)