Gatwick airport to Truro

Gatwick Airport To Truro by taxi :

Taxi from Gatwick Airport to Truro will take approximately 5 Hours, 44 Minutes.
Gatwick Airport To Truro taxi will cost approximately £498 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 Truro will be 275 Miles.

We received a story from one of our clients as a thank you letter for the services which we got from our company. We are proud to publish these nice words and happy to add more happy customers to our growing family.

You can read her comments below:

My name is Ava, and I am 35 years old and the mother of two cute twin girls. I live in Blackpool, a beautiful town in England. Two days ago, my beloved mother who lives in Truro got seriously ill. She is a patient with asthma. She lived with my stepfather. My father is a sailor. He must work at Blackpool River. My mom got ill; my father was not at home; when her neighbours came to know that she was not well, she called an ambulance. When I came to know about my mother’s condition, I urgently booked a flight to Gatwick from Liverpool which was the nearest airport and landed at Gatwick airport from where I booked a cab that would take me from Gatwick airport to Truro. I was very worried about my mother's health and didn’t want to accept this to see her as early as possible. I saw the cab driver holding my name on board, I felt a little relieved that the cab is here now I can go.

When the driver came to know about the situation, he took me on the double way home at the double through the shortest route possible, safe and sound. The company cab service was amazing but the duties were no doubt responsible and good. I would use it whenever I visit my home. My mother recovered and I got a chance to visit our city and recall our memories and spend quality time with her. Truro is my home city. The city is famous for its ancient, stone streets and narrow streets with an impressive array of Gothic and Georgian styles. It acquired the city status in 1877. The name [bod]Truro is said to come from the Cornish word ‘Tri-ver’ meaning three rivers. The Kenwyn, Allen and Tinney rivers merge to form the Truro River.

The Collins English Dictionary defines this city as 'the Cornwall administrative centre. The church that is probably the most beloved Gothic Revival in the world, Truro Cathedral was designed by John Loughborough Pearson who is revered for re-introducing the medieval art of vaulting in the 19th century. Made of granite, limestone and quartz-porphyry, Truro Cathedral was completed in 1910 and is one of only three cathedrals in the country to have three structures. Pearson provided the building with a combination of English Decorated Gothic and French Rayonnant Gothic design and intricate stained-glass windows.

The building is located on the site of the 16th Century Church of St Mary, and the southeast corner covers the south side of the church. Free guided tours are offered daily at 11:00, Monday to Thursday, and there is a restaurant/coffee shop and gift shop.s