underground: Temple (circle, district lines)
Detailed
maps are available of the London Undergound
network (288K), as well as of the
Underground and its connections to rail (539K).
Arriving by Air
Information on public transport from London's four main airports
into Central London can be found at the following web sites:
Heathrow Airport,
into central London via underground (Piccadilly line) and rail (to Paddington Station)
Gatwick Airport,
into cenral London via rail (to Victoria Station)
Stanstead Airport,
into central London via rail (to Liverpool Street Station)
City Airport:
into central London via undergound (Jubilee line)
Arriving by Rail (from within the UK)
All main London train stations are connected to the Circle Line (yellow) of
the London Underground, which leads directly to the King's College Strand Campus
(Temple station). From some stations short-cuts via other Underground lines
might be appropriate. Further on-line guidance is available on
rail
connections to King's College.
General rail time-tables can be found
at the Railtrack
web site.
Arriving by Rail (Eurostar)
The Eurostar (from Brussels and Paris) terminates conveniently at London Waterloo station,
which is a walk of only about 15 mins from the King's College Strand Campus
(see map above). Follow the signs to Waterloo Bridge, cross the
bridge, turn right at The Strand, and find King's College after approximately 150 yrds at your right.
Eurostar time-tables can be found here.
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The satellite conference will be held at the Strand Campus of King's College,
in central London.