Where to find usAnd how to get here. Travelling by public transportFor more on planning your journey including the Transport for London journey planner visit http://www.tfl.gov.uk/ TubeThe nearest station is Kew Gardens (zone 3) on the District Line, Richmond branch (Richmond is in zone 4). The journey from central London takes around 40 minutes, with The National Archives just 600 metres (a 10-minute walk) from Kew Gardens station. For more information on planning your journey by Tube visit http://www.tfl.gov.uk/ BusThe R68 bus route (from Hampton Court via Richmond) terminates by the entrance to The National Archives. Other routes stopping nearby include:
All London buses are now now low-floor buses (they can go lower to the curb) and all have room for one wheelchair user and a retractable ramp. For more information and timetables on local bus services or download Transport for London´s local bus map: http://www.tfl.gov.uk/tfl/gettingaround/maps/buses/pdf/kewgardens-2422.pdf TrainThe nearest overground train station is Kew Gardens (it is a London Underground station too). It is served by the London Overground from Stratford in east London, passing through Highbury and Islington, Gospel Oak, West Hampstead and Willesden Junction. The station is a short walk from The National Archives (see Tube details above). See a standard tube map for all the London Overground stations served in predominantly north London from Barking and Stratford to Richmond, Kew and Clapham Junction. For more information and timetables. Other convenient railway stations for The National Archives are Richmond and Kew Bridge, both on the mainline into London Waterloo via Clapham Junction. Trains to Richmond depart from Waterloo approximately eight times an hour, while Kew Bridge trains leave every fifteen minutes. Kew Bridge station is approximately a 20-minute walk from The National Archives, while Richmond station is one Tube stop away (or a 10-minute bus ride on the R68 from the main entrance (Bessant Drive)). For more information on planning your journey by train visit www.nationalrail.co.uk Travelling by bicycleThe National Archives is located next to the Thames Path, part of the National Cycle Network. Bicycle sheds are provided, although bicycles are parked at your own risk. For more information on planning your journey by bicycle visit www.sustrans.org/london/ Travelling by carThe National Archives is half a mile south of Kew Bridge on the A205 (South Circular Road). We provide limited car parking space for free on a first come, first served basis. We also provide car parking spaces for disabled visitors and spaces for motorbikes. The car park is open from 8.30am to 7pm. From A205 (South Circular Road), northbound From A205 (South Circular Road), southbound From M25: Alternatively leave the M25 at junction 15 to join the M4 (signposted London and Heathrow), follow the M4 directions (below). From M3: From M4: For more information on planning your journey visit Google Maps Enter the postcode you're leaving from and your route will be presented. Visitors with disabilitiesIf you have a disability please visit our page on disabled access.
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