Getting There

By Tube

Arrive by tube and you won't have far to walk. Four Underground stations on the Central line or Hammersmith & City line make getting to Westfield London easy. Westfield directions by tube.

By Overground

From the end of October, we'll be just ten minutes from Clapham Junction or Willesden Junction, making connections from the South or North easy. Westfield directions by overground.

By Bus

With a new bus station being built right next door, you'll be spoilt for choice when you travel to Westfield London by bus. Westfield directions by bus.

By Car

Come by car and you'll have no trouble finding us. There's easy access from the M4, M40 and M25. Once you arrive at Westfield London, you'll find 4,500 spaces and enjoy state-of-the-art parking technology to guide you to the perfect park. Westfield directions by car.

By Walking

There are also improvements for those walking to Westfield London with new crossings across Wood Lane, Uxbridge Road and the southern end of the A3220 West Cross Route. Westfield directions by walking.

By Cycling

Westfield London is fully served by cycle routes and offers cycle parking for 570 cycles near the main entrances. Westfield directions by cycling.sfsdf

For more information visit www.westfield.com/london

Getting There

By Bus

At Canary Wharf, there are up to 30 buses an hour to catch in peak periods. Here’s your choice of bus services:D3, D7, D8, 277 and the N50 night bus. For 24 hour travel information, contact London Transport on: 020 7222 1234.

By Docklands Light Railway (DLR)

Canary Wharf’s DLR station is in Zone 2.Docklands Light Railway runs from Bank and Tower Gateway to Stratford, Beckton and Lewisham. It operates at the following times: Monday to Friday 05.30 to 00.30, Saturday 05.30 to 00.30, Sunday 07.00 to 23.00

Travelling time to Canary Wharf from Bank (Northern and Central Lines)/Monument (Northern, Central, Circle and District Lines) or Tower Gateway (District and Circle Line) is 11 minutes and from Stratford (Central Line and British Rail) is 12 minutes.

For further information: www.dlr.co.uk or DLR Customer services on 020 7363 9700.

By Tube

Canary Wharf Jubilee Line station is in Zone 2. Travelling times from Canary Wharf, via the Jubilee Line are:

To London Bridge 7 minutes
To Waterloo 11 minutes
To Westminster 13 minutes
To Green Park 15 minutes
To Baker Street 20 minutes.

For further information: www.tfl.gov.uk

By Car

Canary Wharf has four underground public car parks, three of which lead directly into Cabot, Canada and Jubilee Place shopping malls. There are currently 2911 spaces available spaces with designated bays for disabled drivers and parents with children.

From 6pm–4am daily, parking at our public car parks cost £2 for the first 2 hours and £6 thereafter.

Weekend parking rates are:
Up to 2 hours £3.50
Up to 3 hours £5.00
Up to 4 hours £9.00

All of the public car parks at Canary Wharf hold AA Secured Car Park awards.

For further information on car, motorcycle and bicycle parking, call: 020 7418 2752.

Getting There

England’s leading outlet shopping destination is in the heart of Oxfordshire midway between London and Birmingham, just off junction 9 of the M40 motorway.

By Bus

Stagecoach offer a daily service approximately every half hour to Bicester Village from Magdalen Street in Oxford (outside Debenhams).

By Car

Take the M40 motorway to Exit 9. Follow the A41 for 2 miles towards Bicester and continue to follow signs to 'Village Retail Park' and 'Bicester Village Outlet Centre'.

By Train

Chiltern Railways operates a daily services from London Marylebone (up to 4 an hour) or Birmingham Moor Street (up to 2 an hour) to Bicester North station. There is a direct bus link from station to Bicester Village and 3 or 4 go for the price of 2 adults when buying Cheap Day Return or Saver tickets to Bicester Village! Each group can also take up to 4 additional children for just £1 each. (GroupSave is not valid before 09.30 on Mondays to Fridays (except Public Holidays)). Ask for a through ticket to Bicester Village which includes return bus travel from Bicester North station.

First Great Western Up to 7 trains a day on Mondays to Saturdays from Oxford to Bicester Town Station, which is just a short walk from Bicester Village.

Getting There

Getting There

Parking

Two hour meter parking available in Cheltenham Terrace and Codogan Gardens. Secure parking is also available in Cheltenham Terrace.

By Tube

The nearest London Underground station is Sloane Square (District/Circle Lines).

By Bus

The closest bus routes are the 11, 19, 22, 137, 211, 319, 360 , C1 (stops located on King’s Road, Sloane Street and Lower Sloane Street).

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There is meter parking available directly at the rear of Harrods in Hans Place and Basil Street. Harrods also operates a valet customer car park, a two-minute walk west of the Store, in Brompton Place.

The nearest London Underground station is Knightsbridge (Piccadilly line). The Brompton Road exit which will take you directly outside Harrods.

Bus routes C1, 74, 14 and 414 all have stops on the Brompton Road and routes 9, 10, 19, 22, 52, & 137 stop just a short walk from Harrods.

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Two hour meter parking is available in Cork Street, just off Burlington Gardens.

The nearest London Underground station is Green Park (Piccadilly/Jubilee/Victoria Lines), or Piccadilly Circus (Piccadilly/Bakerloo Lines).

The closest bus routes are the 9, 14, 19, 22, 38 (stop located on Piccadilly, outside the Royal Academy), or any bus route serving Piccadilly Circus.

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Parking

Two hour meter parking is available in Walton Street.

By Undergroung

The nearest London Underground station is South Kensington (Piccadilly/Circle/District Lines).

By Bus

The nearest bus route is the 360 (stop located near the corner of Fulham Road and Sloane Avenue), or any bus that stops at South Kensington (74, 414, 14, C1, C3, 49, 70, 345).

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Getting There

Two hour meter parking is available in Duke Street. Selfridges also has its own car park accessed from Duke Street. Please note that you cannot drive down Oxford Street.

The nearest London Underground station is Bond Street (Central/Jubilee Lines).Any bus that serves Oxford Street or Marble Arch will take you very near our Selfridges outlet.

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Getting There

There is secure parking available in the St Thomas Street Car Park located just over London Bridge.

The nearest London Underground Station is Monument (Circle/District/Northern/Central/ Waterloo&City Lines).

The closest bus routes are the 21, 43, 133, 141 (all stop on King William Street).

Getting There

By Bus

If you're coming to Bluewater, there are over 60 buses each hour connecting well with other routes. Express services are also provided by Arriva and these link Bluewater with Rochester, Chatham and Gillingham, (routes 700 and 701), Maidstone (route 703), and Sevenoaks and Tonbridge (route 704).

By Car

If you are travelling on the M25, follow signs to Dartford Crossing, this is signposted along the entire length of the M25 in both directions. Lookout for Junction 2 (A2/M2), then follow the signs to Bluewater. The M25 is numbered clockwise from Dartford Crossing (J1 through to A13 (J30).

Car Parking

Bluewater provide free parking for 13,000 cars with a sophisticated traffic management system. There are specially designated parking bays for Bluewater Guests with special needs, located throughout the car parks adjacent to the entrances.

By Bicycle

If you are visiting Bluewater by bicycle, parking is located adjacent to John Lewis, Marks & Spencer and House of Fraser. There are four kilometres of cycle paths to add to your enjoyment at Bluewater and we are linked to the National Cycle Network Route 1.

For more information, please contact Bluewater Management on + 44 (0) 870 777 0252.

By Train

From London

Trains depart from Charing Cross, Waterloo East, London Bridge or Cannon Street travelling to "Greenhithe for Bluewater", and run approx every 15 minutes.

On arrival at Greenhithe

Just hop on Fastrack A towards Bluewater or Fastrack B towards Dartford or Temple Hill, they both travel to and from the station. Buses operate from 6am to 11.45pm 7 days a week and operate approx every 5 minutes from 8am to 7pm Monday to Saturday.

When you buy your train ticket, ensure you ask for a ticket to Bluewater (Greenhithe for Bluewater). This ticket will include your shuttle bus ticket fare.

Fastrack A customers must, in advance of boarding, purchase a ticket or obtain a free pre-paid ticket (including those with through rail tickets) from machines adjacent to the stop 2. Tickets from these machines are also valid on Fastrack B but they can also be purchased from Fastrack B drivers.

For further travel information: www.arrivabus.co.uk, www.go-fastrack.co.uk, www.nationalrail.co.uk and www.tfl.gov.uk

Getting There

Getting There

Car Parking:

Brown Thomas has a large car park available for customers which you can access from Clarendon Street which is the street behind Brown Thomas with late opening hours.

 Dublin Airport:

Dublin Airport is an international airport located to the north of the city. Flights come in from several major cities, and it is possible usually to get a connection flight through London, other European cities, and the US if you are flying from an airport without flights to Dublin. Aer Lingus is Ireland's national airline.

The airport is linked to the city by several bus routes, some express, others regular local services. Taxis are also available.

Dublin Trains and Railways:

For getting around Dublin, the DART suburban rail line follows a coastal route, from Malahide and Howth to the north, all the way around the scenic Dublin Bay to Bray and Greystones to the south. Trains into or from the city centre are relatively frequent during rush hours, however schedules are often irregular outside of peak hours, so it is adviseable to check a timetable before travelling if possible. Tickets can be bought at the station where you begin your journey, from either a vending machine, or at the booking office window, as stations are (usually) manned.

Getting to Dublin via Rail from elsewhere in Ireland is easy. Dublin has two major railway stations to service the rest of Ireland:
• Heuston Station serves the south-west and west: Cork, Limerick, Galway, Waterford, Kilkenny, Carlow, Westport.
• Connolly Station serves the south-east, north, and north-west: Belfast, Sligo, Wexford, Maynooth

Dublin Bus Services:

Dublin Bus operate an extensive route network covering almost all of county Dublin, and stretching into neighbouring counties. The majority of bus routes operate from 0600, with last departures at approximately 2330; though each route has varying frequencies and departure times.

Dublin Luas (Tram) Services:

The Luas is a system of two separate lines: the Green Line running from St Stephen's Green to Sandyford in south County Dublin, and the Red Line, from Connolly railway station to Tallaght in the southwest of County Dublin. Trams run from approximately 0530 until 0030 daily. Tickets are available from vending machines on the platforms. You must buy your ticket before boarding the tram.

Getting There

Getting There

Take the S-Bahn (subway) from the airport choosing from the S1, S2 or S3. Get out at the Rotebuelplatz Stadtmitte station. Breuninger is approximately a seven minute walk from the station.

Getting There

Arrive by Metro via Havre Caumartin

By Train (Paris RER)

You can take either the RER A: Auber or the RER E: Haussmann St-Lazare in order to travel to us.

By Bus

You can reach us by the following bus routes: 20, 21, 22, 24, 26, 27, 28, 29, 32, 42, 43, 53, 66, 68, 80, 81, 94, 95.

By Car

Come by car and you'll have no trouble finding us. Parking is readily available and convenient. Monday to Saturday from 7:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. and on Thursday to 11 p.m., with direct access to the department store. You will find an entrance at the corner of boulevard Haussmann and rue de Charras, as well as at the corner of rue du Havre and rue de Provence.

For more information visit departmentstoreparis.printemps.com/