| Getting
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Greenwich is just
20 minutes from Central London in Zone 2 of London’s
travel network and it's easy to get here using river
boat, Docklands Light Railway
(DLR), train
or bus.
The Jubilee line also runs to North Greenwich, site of the
O2 and a short bus ride from the town centre.
Greenwich town centre can get very
congested and parking is limited so we
ask you to leave your car at home.
The Docklands
Light Railway comes to Greenwich from Bank station
via Canary Wharf which is also on the Jubilee line.
You can travel to Greenwich by train from Charing Cross,
Waterloo East, Cannon Street and London Bridge
and Thames Clippers leave from Embankment and a
number of other piers along the river.
To help you plan your door-to-door
route, visit Transport for London’s
journey planner
The Docklands Light Railway
(DLR) is currently carrying out improvements to the line which will
allow greater capacity on the trains. There will be some closures
this year so you may need to look for an alternative route. The
Jubilee line is also often closed at weekends so please check before
you travel.
DLR customer services
are available on 020 7363 9700 or online at www.dlr.co.uk
Information about the Jubilee line and other tube services is available
on 020 7222 1234 or by clicking here.
For further information on travel contact Greenwich Tourist
Information Centre on 0870 608 2000 or tic@greenwich.gov.uk.
If
you would like further travel information or advice contact Greenwich
Tourist Information Centre on 0870 608 2000 or tic@greenwich.gov.uk. |
