London city airport to Fitzwilliam Museum

London City Airport To Fitzwilliam Museum by taxi :

Taxi from London City Airport to Fitzwilliam Museum will take approximately 3 Hours, 16 Minutes.
London City Airport To Fitzwilliam Museum taxi will cost approximately £321 for a standard saloon car, which can carry 4 passengers, 2 check-in luggages and 2 hand luggage.
The total mileage from London City Airport to Fitzwilliam Museum will be 186 Miles.

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The art and antiquities museum for the University of Cambridge is called the Fitzwilliam Museum. It is situated in the heart of Cambridge on Trumpington Street, across from Fitzwilliam Street. It was established in 1816 as a result of Richard Fitzwilliam's (1745–1816) will and has one of the best collections of ancient and contemporary art in western Europe. The Museum's exhibits examine world history and art from antiquity to the present using more than 500,000 objects and works of art in its collections. A winged bas-relief from Nimrud is among the museum's treasures, which also include works by Monet, Picasso, Rubens, Vincent van Gogh, Rembrandt, Cézanne, and Van Dyck, and Canaletto. The general public is always welcome.

The library and art collection of Richard Fitzwilliam, 7th Viscount Fitzwilliam, served as a foundation for the museum when it was established in 1816. £100,000 was left in the gift "to cause the erection of a good big museum repository." One of the top museums in the UK, the Fitzwilliam presently houses approximately 500,000 artifacts. The first location for the collection was the Persse School structure on Free School Lane. In 1842, it was relocated to Cambridge's Old Schools, which also served as home to the university library.

The "Founder's Building" was constructed between 1837 and 1843 according to George Basov's plans and was finished by C. R. Cockerel. Gilbert Ainslie erected the new structure's foundation in 1837. It was founded in 1848. In 1875, Edward Middleton Barry finished his Palladian Entrance Hall. Charles Brinsley Marley left the University another sizable bequest in 1912 that included 84 paintings from his personal collection, £80,000, and other items. The Courtauld family contributed to the cost of a two-story southeast addition that was built in 1931, which significantly increased the museum's capacity and made it possible for research teams to conduct fieldwork there.

The museum is divided into five sections:

Paintings, Drawings, and Prints; Coins and Medals; Rare Manuscripts and Printed Books; and Antiquities. Together, they include artifacts from ancient Egypt, Nubia, Greece, and Rome, Romano-Egyptian displays, Western Asian artifacts, and a new gallery of Cypriot artwork. They also include applied arts, such as English and European pottery and glass, furniture, clocks, fans, armor, Chinese, Japanese, and Korean art, rugs, and samplers; coins and medals; illuminated, literary and musical manuscripts; rare printed books; and paintings, including works by Simon. A Persepolis bas-relief is one of the collection's standout pieces of art.

Paintings and sketches by Monet, Picasso, Rubens, Vincent van Gogh, Cézanne, Degas, Rembrandt, Van Dyck, Canaletto, Constable, and Renoir are among the numerous paintings and sketches in the museum's extensive collection. It also includes a significant collection of J. M. W. Turner's works, which began with a set of 25 watercolour drawings that John Ruskin donated to the university in 1861. Sir Sydney Cockerell, the director of the museum at the time, also bought eight additional Turner watercolours as well as some of the artist's writings.

Other car types which you can use to travel from London City Airport to Fitzwilliam Museum

Journey	Price	Vehicle
Taxi cost from London City Airport to Fitzwilliam Museum with a Saloon Car	£321	(Toyota Prius or Similar)
Taxi cost from London City Airport to Fitzwilliam Museum with a Estate Car	£325	(Toyota Auris or Similar)
Taxi cost from London City Airport to Fitzwilliam Museum with a Executive-Saloon Car	£343	(Mercedes E Class or Similar)
Taxi cost from London City Airport to Fitzwilliam Museum with a MPV6 Car	£331	(Ford Galaxy or Similar)
Taxi cost from London City Airport to Fitzwilliam Museum with a Executive-MPV7 Car	£353	((Mercedes V Class or Similar))
Taxi cost from London City Airport to Fitzwilliam Museum with a 16-Seater Car	£486	(Ford Tourneo & Mercedes Vito or Similar)

Other transfer options for travelling from London City Airport to Fitzwilliam Museum

Option 1

Walk to London City Airport Dlr Station

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Take a train from Stratford International to London St Pancras International

Walk from London St Pancras International to London St Pancras International Rail Station

Walk from London St Pancras International Rail Station to London King's Cross Rail Station

Walk from London King's Cross Rail Station to London Kings Cross

Take a train from London Kings Cross to Wakefield Westgate

Take a train from Wakefield Westgate to Fitzwilliam

Walk from Fitzwilliam

Arrive to Fitzwilliam Museum

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Option 2

Walk to London City Airport Dlr Station

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Use Subway from Bank Underground Station to King's Cross St. Pancras Underground Station

Walk from King's Cross St. Pancras Underground Station to King's Cross St.pancras Underground Station

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Walk from London King's Cross Rail Station to London Kings Cross

Take a train from London Kings Cross to Wakefield Westgate

Take a train from Wakefield Westgate to Fitzwilliam

Walk from Fitzwilliam

Arrive to Fitzwilliam Museum

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Option 3

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Take a bus (474 - Hermit Road) from London City Airport to Canning Town

Take a bus (115 - Aldgate) from Canning Town to Aldgate East

Take a bus (205 - Mile End Station, Grove Road / Bow Church) from Aldgate East to Kings Cross Caledonian Road

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Take a train from London Kings Cross to Wakefield Kirkgate

Walk from Wakefield Kirkgate to Wakefield Kirkgate Park Street

Take a bus (496 - Upton Bell Street) from Wakefield Kirkgate Park Street to Wakefield Road Kinsley School

Walk from Wakefield Road Kinsley School

Arrive to Fitzwilliam Museum

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Option 4

Walk to London City Airport Dlr Station

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Use Subway from Canning Town Underground Station to Finchley Road Underground Station

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Take a rapid bus from London Finchley Road (Stop CL) to Sheffield (Meadowhall Interchange)

Walk from Sheffield (Meadowhall Interchange) to Meadowhall

Take a train from Meadowhall to Moorthorpe

Walk from Moorthorpe to Moorthorpe Rail Station

Take a bus (496 - Wakefield Bus Stn) from Moorthorpe Rail Station to Wakefield Road Kinsley School

Walk from Wakefield Road Kinsley School

Arrive to Fitzwilliam Museum

This Route includes Walking, Subway(London Underground (TfL)), Rapid Bus(FlixBus), Train(Northern), Bus(Arriva Yorkshire)