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Getting here

Travelling to and from an event is an important part of the overall experience. Covent Garden, the heart of the UK's the most exciting place, is opened to all routes wherever you are, whatever you want.

By underground
Underground
It is not just Covent Garden Station you can use to get to us, other options include Leicester Square, Holborn, Tottenham Court Road, Charing Cross and Temple.
By train
Train
Mainline services from the south terminate at Charing Cross, also all the London termini are served by bus routes straight to Covent Garden.
By bus
Bus
To see more of London while you travel to Covent Garden, arrive by bus. No fewer than 30 different routes arrive here from all across the capital.
On foot
Foot
If you have the time, walking is the best way to discover the many hidden secrets of London. On foot you can take your leisure and see all the sights.
By bicycle
Bicycle
There are dedicated parking facilities for cyclists across Covent Garden including on Bedford Street and behind the Jubilee Market Hall.
 
By car
Car
It is not recommended to reach us by car, parking costs and the congestion charge make it expensive. There is ample and reliable public transport.
By boat
Boat
To arrive in style you can board a boat on the mighty Thames which will deliver you across the water and you’ll disembark a short walk from our doorstep.
By coach
Coach
With a wealth of galleries, museums and theatres in the area there is ample facilities for coach trips of tourists and schoolchildren on day trips.
For delivery
Delivery
Delivery drivers can get to us by road from all directions: From south London, use Waterloo Bridge, from the north use Gower Street, through Soho to the east and Aldwych from the City.
For disabled
Disabled
Architecture here is very historic so lacks the accessibility of modern buildings however all major attractions have modifications to welcome disabled visitors.

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