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Find Your Way to the London Transport Museum

Address & Directions to the London Transport Museum

Planning your visit to the London Transport Museum? Located in the heart of Covent Garden, the museum offers an engaging journey through the history of London’s transport system. Whether you’re coming by public transport, car, or even by bicycle, getting to the museum is easy.

London Transport Museum

Highlights

Discover historic transports that shaped London’s identity.

Explore detailed exhibits from horse-drawn buses to the underground railway.

Enjoy interactive displays, including an electric bus driving simulation.

Visit the newly opened Global Poster Gallery showcasing poster art.

Receive a discount of 10% at the museum’s gift shop.

Getting Here by Underground

  • The museum is conveniently located in the heart of London and is easily accessible via several Underground stations:
    Covent Garden Station: Just a 2-minute walk from the museum entrance.

Getting Here by Bus

  • Several bus routes serve the Covent Garden area, with stops located around the perimeter of the Piazza:
    Aldwych: Routes 11, 15, 26, 76, 172, 243, 341, 388, 521

Getting Here by Car

  • While the museum is centrally located, parking in Covent Garden is limited and can be expensive. If you choose to drive, consider using nearby parking facilities:
    Q-Park Covent Garden: Located on Parker Street, approximately a 5-minute walk to the museum.

Getting Here by Bicycle

  • Covent Garden is bicycle-friendly, with several docking stations for Santander Cycles (London's bike-sharing scheme) nearby:
    Drury Lane: Near the junction with Long Acre.

FAQs

Where is the London Transport Museum located?

The museum is located at 39 Wellington Street, Covent Garden, London WC2E 7BB, United Kingdom. It’s centrally situated in one of London’s most iconic districts, making it easy to reach from various points in the city.

How do I get to the museum by public transport?

The museum is easily accessible by public transport. The nearest Underground stations are Covent Garden (Piccadilly Line), Leicester Square (Piccadilly and Northern Lines), and Holborn (Central and Piccadilly Lines). It’s also close to Charing Cross station, which is served by the Bakerloo and Northern Lines.

Are there bus routes that go to the museum?

Yes, there are several bus routes that stop near the museum. Key bus routes include 11, 15, 26, 76, 172, 243, 341, 388, and 521, all of which have stops around Aldwych and Strand, just a short walk from the museum.

Is there parking at the London Transport Museum?

While the museum is centrally located, parking in Covent Garden is limited. Nearby parking facilities include Q-Park Covent Garden and NCP Car Park on Drury Lane, both around a 5–7-minute walk away. Please be aware that Congestion Charges apply in Central London.

Can I reach the museum by bicycle?

Yes, Covent Garden is bike-friendly. There are several Santander Cycle docking stations located near the museum, including on Drury Lane and St. Martin’s Lane. The museum is also accessible via Quietway 1, which is a dedicated cycle route.

Are there any bicycle parking facilities at the museum?

While the museum doesn’t have its own bike racks, there are Santander Cycle docking stations nearby. These are conveniently located on Drury Lane and St. Martin’s Lane, and the museum is easily accessible by bicycle using the Quietway 1 cycle route.

Is the museum easy to reach by foot from nearby transport hubs?

Yes, the museum is within walking distance from major transport hubs. Covent Garden Station is just a two-minute walk, Leicester Square is about a 4-minute walk, and Charing Cross Station is around a 7-minute walk away, making the museum very accessible for pedestrians.

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