0.4 All the places you can get to from Trafalgar Square

0.4 destinations by bus from TS

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Abbey Road, NW8, Bus 139

Abingdon Street, SW1, Bus 3

Addington Street, SE1, Bus 12, Bus 53, Bus 159

Aldgate East Station, Bus 15

Aldgate Station, Bus 15

Aldwych, Bus 6, Bus 9, Bus 11, Bus 15, Bus 23, Bus 91, Bus 139, Bus 176

Aldwych for Covent Garden Station, Bus 87

Alleyn Park, SE19, NW of Dulwich Wood Park, College Rd., Crystal Palace Parade, Bus 3,

Allington Street, Just south of Royal Mews, Buckingham Palace, Bus 24, Bus 453

Baker Street Station, Bus 453

Banister Road, W10, becomes Kilburn Lane where Ladbroke Grove becomes Chamberlayne Rd. Bus 6, Bus 6

Bank Station, Bus 11, Bus 23, Bus 388

Barry Road, runs SSW from Peckham Rye Park to Dulwich Park, SE22, Bus 12,

Bayham Street, Bus 88

Belgrave Road, SW1, Bus 24

Bessborough Gardens, near Vauxhall Bridge, Tate Britain, SW1, Bus 88

Bethnal Green Station, Bus 388

Bishop's Bridge Road, a continuation east of Westbourne Grove, to Paddington Basin, and Harrow Rd/Westway, Bus 15, Bus 23

Blackfriars Station, Bus 388

Blackheath Royal Standard, Greenwich, SE3, Bus 53

Blackheath Hill, Greenwich, SE3, Bus 53

Blackheath Road, Greenwich, SE3, Bus 53

Blackwall Station, across from Millennium Dome, Bus 15,

Bloomfield Road, Greenwich/Woolwich/Plumstead, SE18, Bus 53

Bond Street Station, Bus 6, Bus 13, Bus 15, Bus 23, Bus 159

Bressenden Place, Just south of Royal Mews, Buckingham Palace, Bus 24

Bricklayers Arms, Bus 453

Bridge Street, SW1, Bus 12, Bus 53, Bus 159, Bus 453

Brixton Hill, SW9, SW2, Bus 159

Brixton Road, Lambeth, SW9, runs south from Oval to Brixton tube Stn., Bus 3, Bus 159

Brixton Road Lambeth Town Hall, Bus 159

Brixton Station, Bus 3, Bus 159

Broad Sanctuary, Bus 11, Bus 24

Buckingham Palace Road, Bus 11

Burrage Road, Greenwich/Woolwich/Plumstead, runs south off Plumstead rd., SE18, Bus 53

Butterwick, near Hammersmith Bus Stn, Bus 9,

Byward Street, an extension of Tower Hill, Bus 15,

Caledonian Road, N1, Bus 91

Caledonian Road for Caledonian Road & Barnsbury Station, N1, Bus 91

Caledonian Road Station, N1, Bus 91

Camberwell Road, Bus 12, Bus 176

Camberwell Green, Bus 12, Bus 176

Camberwell Church Street, Bus 12

Cambridge Heath Station, Bus 388

Camden Town Camden Gardens, Bus 88

Camden High Street, Bus 24, Bus 29

Camden Road, Bus 29

Camden Road Station, Bus 29

Camden Street, Bus 88

Camden Town Station, Bus 24, Bus 29, Bus 88

Cannon Street, Bus 11, Bus 15, Bus 23

Cannon Street Station, Bus 15

Canterbury Road, Bus 6

Carlton Vale, Bus 6

Chalk Farm Road, Bus 24

Chalk Farm, Bus 24

Chamberlayne Road, NW10, NW6, runs NNW-SSE by Kensal Rise tube stn.,

Bus 6

Champion Park, Southwark, SE5, south of Camberwell, Bus 176

Charing Cross Road, (north), Bus 24, Bus 29, Bus 87

Charing Cross Station, Bus 6, Bus 9, Bus 11, Bus 13, Bus 15, Bus 23, Bus 87

Charlton SE7, the village off Charlton Park Rd., Bus 53

Charlton Park Road, Charlton, SE7, an extension of Little Heath, Bus 53

Charlton Road, SE7, runs west from the village, Bus 53

Charlton Way, cuts across Greenwich Park, SE3, Bus 53

Charing Cross Road, north of Trafalgar Square, Bus 24, Bus 176

Charing Cross Station, Bus 6, Bus 9, Bus 11, Bus 15, Bus 87, Bus 91, Bus 139, Bus 176

Charing Cross, Trafalgar Square

Chelsea, Bus 11

Churchway, , NW1, just east of Euston Square, Bus 91

Clapham Common Station, Bus 88

Clapham Common Old Town, Bus 88

Clapham High Street, Bus 88

Clapham Junction Station, between St John’s Hill & Lavendar Hill, SW18, Bus 87

Clapham North Station for Clapham High Street Station, Bus 88

Clapham Road, Bus 88

Claverton Street, SW1, off Grosvenor Rd, across from Battersea Power Station, Bus 24

Clayton Road, near Peckham, Bus 12,

Clifton Road, near Maida Vale, NW9, Bus 6,

Clifton Gardens, near Maida Vale, NW9, Bus 6,

Cockspur Street, Trafalgar Square, Bus 159

College Road, Bus 3

Commercial Road - , Bus 15

Commercial Road - Arbour Place, Bus 15

Commercial Road - Exmouth Estate, Bus 15

Commercial Road - London Metropolitan University, Bus 15

Commercial Road - Lowell Street, Bus 15

Commercial Road - Marion Richardson School, Bus 15

Commercial Road - New Road /Commercial Road, Bus 15

Commercial Road - St. Mary and St. Michael Church, Bus 15

Commercial Road - Salmon Lane, Bus 15

Commercial Road - Watney Market, Bus 15

Crescent Road, Woolwich, SE18, Bus 53

Croxted Road (for West Dulwich Station ) , Bus 3

Crouch End Hall Rd, Hornsey, N8,

Crouch End Hill, Hornsey, N8, Bus 91

Crouch End Broadway, Hornsey, N8, Bus 91

Crouch End Elmfield Aveune, Haringey, N8, Bus 91

Crowndale Road, runs east from Mornington Crescent Stn., NW1, Bus 27, Bus 88

Crystal Palace Parade, Bus 3

Crystal Palace Park Road, runs across the NE of side of Crystal Palace Park, Lewisham, SE26, Bus 176

Cumberland Gate, Hyde Park, Bus 6, Bus 23

Dalberg Road, Brixton, Bus 3

Dartmouth Road, Lewisham, SE23, runs SSW from Forest Hill, Bus 176

Denbigh Street, WNW of Pimlico Stn., Bus 24

Denmark Hill, Southwark, SE5, south of Camberwell, Bus 176

Denmark Hill Station, Southwark, SE5, south of Camberwell, Bus 176

Deptford Broadway, Deptford, SE8, Bus 53, Bus 453

Deptford Bridge Station, Deptford, SE8, Bus 53, Bus 453

Dog Kennel Hill, Southwark, SE5, between Denmark Hill & East Dulwich, Bus 176

Donnington Road, NW10, runs east off Harlesden Rd., Bus 6

Duke of Wellington Place, HPC, Bus 9

Dulwich from the Horniman, Bus P4

Dulwich Library, Bus 12

Dulwich Road, Bus 3

Dulwich Wood Park, Bus 3

Duncannon Street, (Trafalgar Square), Bus 176

East Dulwich Station, Southwark, SE22, Bus 176

East Hill, intersects Trinity Rd. below Wandsworth Bridge, Bus 87

East India Dock Road - Burdett Road, Bus 15

East India Dock Road - Urban Learning Foundation, Bus 15

East India Dock Road - Upper North Street, Bus 15

East India Dock Road - Poplar Recreational Grounds, Bus 15

East India Dock Road - Chrisp Street Market, Bus 15

Eastbourne Terrace, Bus 15, Bus 23

Eastcheap, Bus 15

Edgware Road, Bus 6, Bus 15

Edgware Road (Circle/District/Hammersmith & City Lines) Station (for Edgware Road (Bakerloo Line) Station) , Bus 6, Bus 15, Bus 23

Effra Road, Bus 3, Bus 159

Elephant & Castle Station, SE1, Bus 12, Bus 53, Bus 176, Bus 453

Elgin Crescent, (off Ladbroke Grove, between Westway & Holland Park Ave.),

Bus 23,

Elkstone Road, near Westbourne Park Stn, Meanwhile Gardens, Bus 23

Embankment Station, Bus 388

Euston Road, Bus 88, Bus 91

Euston Station, Bus 91

Eversholt Street, runs east of Euston Stn rail lines, NW1, Bus 88, Bus 91

Ferdinand Street, NW1, runs north of Chalk Farm Rd., Bus 24

Fleet Road, Hampstead, Bus 24

Fleet Street, Bus 11, Bus 15, Bus 23

Finchley Road Station, Bus 13,

Finchley Road & Frognal Station, Bus 13,

Finchley Road, Bus 13,

Finsbury Park station, Haringay, N4, Bus 29,

Forest Hill Station, SE23, near Dulwich, Bus 176

Friday Street, (a short street between Cannon st. & QVSt., EC4 ), Bus 11, Bus 23

Fulham Broadway Station, Bus 11

General Gordon Place, Greenwich/Woolwich SE18, Bus 53

Gloucester Place (for Marylebone and Baker Street Stations) , SW of Regents Park,

Bus 13, Bus 139

Golborne Road, near Meanwhile Gardens, Bus 23,

Golders Green Station Forecourt, Bus 13,

Goodge Street Station, Bus 24

Goodmans Yard, near Tower Gateway, Bus 15,

Grafton Place, NW1, just east of Euston Square, Bus 91

Grand Parade N4, Bus 29,

Great Eastern Street, Bus 388

Great Portland Street, W1, Bus 88, Bus 453

Great Portland Street Station, W1, Bus 88, Bus 453

Great Tower Street, runs west off Byward/Tower Hill, Bus 15,

Great Western Road, Westbourne Park tube Stn, near Meanwhile Gardens, Bus 23,

Green Lanes a main road in north London running N-S past Manor House, Bus 29,

Green Park Station, Bus 9

Greens End, Greenwich/Woolwich SE18, Bus 53

Griffin Road, SE18, runs south from Plumstead Rd., Bus 53

Grosvenor Place, SW1 runs along the west side of Buckingham Palace, Bus 9

Grosvenor Road, SW1, follows the northbank of the Thames River

Grove End Road, NW8, connects Lisson Grove with Abbey Rd., Bus 139

Grove Lane, Southwark, SE5, south of Camberwell, Bus 176

Grove Vale, East Dulwich, Southwark, SE22, Bus 176

Hackney Wick, Wick Road, Bus 388

Hammersmith Road, Bus 9

Hammersmith (District/Piccadilly Lines) Station Bus Station (for Hammersmith (Hammersmith & City Line) Station) , Bus 9

Hampstead Heath South End Green, (for Station and Royal Free Hospital), Bus 24

Hampstead Road, A MAIN, CENTRAL N-S ROAD, links Tottenham Court Rd with Camden High St., NW1, Bus 29, Bus 88

Hanover Park, SE15, near Peckham, Bus 12,

Harlesden Road, NW10, south of Dollis Rd tube stn., Bus 6,

Harringay Green Lanes Station N4, N8, Bus 29,

Harrow Road, an ancient road from Paddington, continues in sections

- Bus 15,

Harwood Street, runs NNW from New King’s Rd to Fulham Broadway, SW6, Bus 11, Bus 28,

Haymarket, is this different than ‘The Haymarket’ , Bus 88, Bus 159

Herne Hill Station, Bus 3

High Street Kensington Station, Bus 9

Hillmarton Road, Islington, N7, runs SE-NW, Bus 91

Holborn Station, WC1, WC2, Bus 91

Holloway, an inner city district of Islington, N7, Bus 29, Bus 91

Horniman Museum, Dulwich, Southwark, SE22, Bus 176

Hornsey Road, runs N-S, south of Hornsey, N8, Bus 91

Huguenot Place, intersects Trinity Rd. below Wandsworth Bridge, Bus 87

Hyde Park Corner Station, Bus 9

Imperial War Museum, Kennington Rd., Bus 159

John Islip Street, behind Tate Britain, SW1, Bus 88

Kennington Park Road, Bus 3, Bus 159

Kennington Road, Bus 3

Kennington Road Imperial War Museum, Bus 159

Kennington (for Oval Station ) , Bus 3

Kensal Rise Station, London Overground, NW10, Bus 6

Kensal Road, runs south of, along Canal, between Meanwhile Gardens and Ladbroke Grove, Bus 23,

Kensington High Street, Bus 9

Kensington Park Road, parallel to, west of Portobello Rd., Bus 23,

Kensington Road, Bus 9

Kensington, Royal Albert Hall, Bus 9

Kilburn Lane, Bus 6

Kilburn Park Road, Bus 6

King's Cross Station, Bus 91

Kings Road, Bus 11

Kingsway, WC2, connecting Aldwych & Holborn, Bus 91

Kirkdale, Lewisham, SE23, runs SE from Dartmouth Rd., Bus 176

Knightsbridge, Bus 9

Knightsbridge Station, Bus 9

Ladbroke Grove, A major N-S road running north from Holland Park Ave. , Bus 23

Ladbroke Grove, double run via Canal Way to Ladbroke Grove Sainsbury's, , Bus 23,

Ladbroke Grove Station, Bus 23

Lambeth Bridge, Bus 3

Lambeth North Station, SE1, Bus 12, Bus 53, Bus 159, Bus 453

Lambeth Road, Bus 3

Lancaster Place, Strand, WC2,, Bus 176

Langham Place, Above Cavendish and Regent Streets, W1, Bus 453

Lauriston Road, Bus 388

Lavender Hill, between St John’s Hill & Wandsworth Rd., Bus 87

Lawrie Park Road, runs north out of the east side of Crystal Palace Park, Lewisham, SE26, Bus 176

Leicester Square Station, Bus 24, Bus 29, Bus 176

Limehouse station, Bus 15

Lisson Grove, NW1, NW8, runs N-S thru centre of Marylebone, Bus 139

Little Heath, Charlton, SE7, an extension of Hillreach, Bus 53

Liverpool Street station, Bus 11, Bus 23, Bus 388

London Road, runs between E&C, and St Georges Circus, SE1, Bus 12, Bus 53, Bus 176, Bus 453

London Road, runs SE from Lordship Lane to Forest Hill, Dulwich, Southwark, SE22, Bus 176

Lord's Cricket Ground, Bus 13,

Lordship Lane, an ancient road, East Dulwich, Southwark, SE22, Bus 176

Lower Regent Street, Bus 9, Bus 13, Bus 139

Lower Sloane Street, Bus 11

Ludgate Hill, Bus 11, Bus 15, Bus 23

Ludgate City Thameslink Station, Bus 11, Bus 15, Bus 23

Ludgate Circus, Bus 11, Bus 15, Bus 23

Lupus Street, down by Grosvenor Rd., SW1, part of the end loop for Bus 24

Malden Crescent, continues north from Chalk Farm Rd., extension of Ferdinand St., Bus 24

Malden Road, continues north from Chalk Farm Rd., extension of Malden Cres., Bus 24

Mansell Street - North, off Tower Bridge approach, Bus 15,

Manor House Station Hackney, N4, Bus 29,

Mansion House Station, Bus 11, Bus 15, Bus 23, Bus 388

Marble Arch, Bus 23, Bus 159

Marble Arch Station, Bus 6, Bus 15, Bus 23, Bus 159

Marcilly Road, part of intersection with Trinity Rd. below Wandsworth Bridge, Bus 87

Marsham Street, parallel with Millbank, SW1, Bus 88

Marylebone Road, Bus 453

Marylebone Station Great Central, Bus 453

Millbank, Bus 3

Millbank for Tate Britain, Bus 87

Minories - South, near Tower Gateway, Bus 15,

Monument Station, Bus 15

Mornington Crescent Station, Bus 24, Bus 29, Bus 88

Morval Road, Bus 3

New Cavendish Street, W1, Bus 88, Bus 453

New Cross Gate station, Lewisham,SE14, Bus 21, Bus 53

New Cross Road, Lewisham,SE14, Bus 53, Bus 453

New Cross station, Lewisham,SE14, Bus 53, Bus 453

New Kent Road, SE1, runs east of E&C, Bus 1, Bus 53, Bus 453

New King's Road, Fulham/Hammersmith, SW6/10, runs ENE from near Putney Bridge to Kings Rd., Chelsea, Bus 11,

Newby Place, Tower Hamlets, London E14, Bus 15,

Norfolk Place, near St Mary’s Hospital, Paddington Basin, Bus 7, Bus 23,

Norwood Road, runs generally south from Herne Hill Stn., past Tulse Hill Stn., to West Norwood Stn, Norwood High St., Bus 3,

Old Broad Street, Bus 11, Bus 23

Old Kent Road, runs SE from SE1 towards New Cross, Bus 53, Bus 453

Olympia Station, Bus 9

Oxford Circus Station, Bus 6, Bus 13, Bus 23, Bus 88, Bus 139, Bus 453

Oxford Circus Station Regent Street, Bus 3, Bus 12, Bus 15,

Oxford Street, Bus 6, Bus 13, Bus 15, Bus 23, Bus 139

Paddington Basin North Wharf Road, Bus 15

Paddington Station, Bus 15, Bus 23

Pall Mall, Bus 6, Bus 9, Bus 13, Bus 23

Park Lane, Bus 6, Bus 23

Park Road, west side of regent’s Park, Bus 13,

Parkhurst Road,

Parkhurst Road, a continuation of Camden Rd., SW-NE, becomes Seven Sisters rd., Islington, N7, Bus 29, Bus 91

Parliament Square, Bus 3, Bus 11, Bus 24, Bus 87, Bus 88

Parliament Square House of Commons, Bus 159

Parliament Street, Bus 3, Bus 11, Bus 12, Bus 24, Bus 53, Bus 453

Peckham High Street, Bus 12

Peckham Road, Bus 12

Peckham Rye, Bus 12

Peckham Rye Station, Bus 12

Penge High Street, runs NW-SE from Crystal Palace Park, Bromley, SE20, Bus 176

Penge Pawleyne Arms (Croydon Road), Bromley, SE20, Bus Bus 176

Penge West Station, SE corner of of Crystal Palace Park, SE20,, Bus 176

Piccadilly, Bus 9

Piccadilly Circus Station, Bus 3, Bus 6, Bus 9, Bus 12, Bus 13, Bus 15, Bus 23, Bus 88, Bus 139, Bus 159, Bus 453

Pimlico Grosvenor Road, SW1, follows the north bank of the River Thames, Bus 24

Pimlico Road, Bus 11

Plumstead Common, SE18, way out below the south bank of the Thames Estuary, Bus 53

Plumstead Common Road, SE18, Bus 53

Plumstead Garage, SE18, Bus 53

Plumstead Station, SE18, Bus 53

Poplar High Street, Tower Hamlets, E14, Bus 15,

Portland Place, W1, Bus 88, Bus 453

Portman Street, off Portman Square, W1, Bus 13

Pound Lane, NW10, south of Dollis Rd tube stn., Bus 6,

Praed Street, Bus 15, Bus 23

Queen Victoria Street, Bus 11, Bus 23

Queens Park Station, Bus 6

Railton Road, Bus 3

Regent's Park Station, Bus 453

Regent Street, Bus 3, Bus 6, Bus 12, , Bus 13, Bus 15, Bus 23, Bus 88, Bus 139, Bus 159, Bus 453

Rossmore Road, NW1, runs E-W between Park Rd. & Lisson Grove, Bus 139

Russell Square Station, Bus 91

Rye Lane, near Peckham, SE15, Bus 12,

Rymer Street, Bus 3

St. Botolph Street, Bus 15

St George's Circus, SE1, Bus 12, Bus 53, Bus 176, Bus 453

St George's Square Grosvenor Road, SW1, (for Pimlico Station) , Bus 24

St John's Hill, runs east from East Hill, SW18, Bus 87

St John's Wood Station, Bus 13,

St Margaret's Street, Bus 3

St Martin's Place, NNE of Trafalgar Sq.,, Bus 24, Bus 29, Bus 176

St Matthew's Road, runs N-S, south of Brixton tube stn., SW@, Bus 159

St Paul's Churchyard, Bus 11, Bus 15, Bus 23

Seven Sisters Road, Haringay, runs SW -NE, from Holloway Rd., past Finsbury Park Stn, Manor House Station, to Seven Sisters Stn., Bus 29, Bus 91

Shirland Road, Bus 6

Shooters Hill Road, Blackheath, cuts across Greenwich Park, SE3, Bus 53

Shoreditch, Bus 388

Sloane Square Station, Bus 11

Smith Street, SW1, near Parliament, Bus 88

South Croxted Road, Bus 3

South Lambeth Road, Bus 88

Southampton Road, NW5, Hampstead, Bus 24

Southampton Row, Bloomsbury, north of Holborn tube stn., KIngsway, Bus 91

Strand, Bus 6, Bus 9, Bus 11, Bus 13, Bus 15, Bus 23, Bus 87, Bus 139, Bus 176

Strand Savoy Street, Bus 13 starts

Streatham Hill, SW16, Bus 159

Streatham Hill Station, Bus 159

Streatham High Road, Bus 159

Streatham Station, Bus 159

Streatham High Road Streatham Common, Bus 159

Stockwell Station, Bus 88

Sussex Gardens, runs ENE from Lancaster Gate to Edgware Rd., Bus 23,

Swiss Cottage Station, Bus 13,

Sydenham Cobb's Corner (for Sydenham Station), SE26, Bus 176

Talgarth Road, near Baron’s Court tube Stn., W14, Bus 9,

Tate Gallery (Tate Britain) , (Millbank?) Bus 88

Tavistock Square, Bloomsbury, SE of Euston Station, N1, or WC1?, Bus 91

The Haymarket, Bus 3, Bus 12, Bus 15, Bus 453

The Village, Charlton, SE7, Bus 53

Threadneedle Street, Bus 11, Bus 23

Tottenham Court Road, Bus 24, Bus 29

Tottenham Court Road Station, Bus 24, Bus 29, Bus 176

Tottenham Lane, Hornsey, N8, Bus 91

Tower Hill - Tower of London, Bus 15

Tower Hill Station, Bus 15

Tower Gateway Station, Bus 15

Turnpike Lane Station, Harringay, N4/8, Bus 29,

Upper Woburn Place, Bloomsbury, near Euston Square, Bus 91

Vanbrugh Park, between Greenwich and Charlton, SE3, Bus 53

Vauxhall Bridge, Bus 87, Bus 88

Vauxhall Station Bus Station, Lambeth, Bus 87, Bus 88

Victoria Coach Station, Bus 11

Victoria Park Road, E9, Bus 388

Victoria Station, Bus 11, Bus 24

Victoria Street, Bus 11, Bus 24, Bus 88

Vincent Road, Greenwich/Woolwich SE18, Bus 53

Walworth, SE17, Bus 176

Walworth Road, part of the A215, SSE of E&C, SE17, Bus 12, Bus 176

Wandsworth Common North Side, Bus 87

Wandsworth High Street, SW18, Bus 87

Wandsworth Road, Lavendar Hill becomes Wandsworth Rd., Bus 87

Wandsworth Road Station, SW18???, Bus 87

Wandsworth Wandsworth Plain, S SW18, off Wandsworth HS, Bus 87

Warren Street Station, Bus 24, Bus 29, Bus 88

Warwick Avenue, Bus 6

Warwick Avenue Station, Bus 6

Waterloo Bridge, Bus 139, Bus 176

Waterloo Place, Bus 6, Bus 9, Bus 13, Bus 23

Waterloo Station Mepham Street, SE1, Bus 139, Bus 176

Waverley Crescent, a small street south of Plumstead rail Stn, SE18, Bus 53

Wellington Road, near & south of St John’s Wood Stn., Bus 13,

Wellington Street, Greenwich/Woolwich SE18, Bus 53

West End Lane, West Hampstead, NW6, Bus 139

West Hampstead National Rail Stations, NW6, Bus 139

West Hampstead Underground Station, NW6, Bus 139

West Hampstead West End Green, NW6, Bus 139

Westbourne Grove, north of Notting Hill Stn, between Notting Hill Gate and the Westway, runs E-W, located halfway between Bayswater & Westway, Bus 23,

Westbourne Park Station, near Meanwhile Gardens, Bus 23,

Westminster Abbey, Bus 88

Westminster Bridge, Bus 12, Bus 53, Bus 159, Bus 453

Westminster Bridge Road, SE1, Bus 12, Bus 53, Bus 159, Bus 453

Westminster Bridge Road St Thomas' Hospital, Bus 159

Westminster Station, Bus 3, Bus 11, Bus 12, Bus 24, Bus 53, Bus 87, Bus 88, Bus 159, Bus 453

Westwood Hill, runs E-W, above Crystal Palace Park, Lewisham, SE26, Bus 176

Wharfdale Road, runs E-W between Caledonia Rd & York Way, south of canal., Bus 91

Whitechapel High Street, Bus 15

Whitehall, Bus 3, Bus 11, Bus 12, Bus 24, Bus 53, Bus 87, Bus 88, Bus 159, Bus 453

Willesden General Hospital, NW10, south of Dollis Rd tube stn.,

off Harlesden Rd., Bus 6,

Willesden Bus Garage [Change here for willesden green buses.] , Bus 6

Wilton Road, near Victoria Station, Bus 24

Wood Green Shopping City, Harringay, N4/8, Bus 29

Wood Green Station, Harringay, N4/8, Bus 29

Woolwich Arsenal Station, Greenwich/Woolwich SE18, Bus 53

York Road, SE1, Bus 12, Bus 53, Bus 453

York Way, Islington, N1, runs N-S, Bus 91

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(Trafalgar Square),

Cockspur Street, Trafalgar Square (for Charing Cross Station )

Charing Cross Bus 3, Bus 6, Bus 9, Bus 11, Bus 13, Bus 15, Bus 23, Bus 453

Trafalgar Square (for Charing Cross Station) , Bus 24, Bus 29, Bus 88

Trafalgar Square Whitehall, Bus 53

Trafalgar Square, E stop on Strand, 3 stops for southbound, Bus 87

, Bus 91

Bus 139 - CLASSIC, ABBEY ROAD

, Bus 159, Bus 176

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453, (24 hr.), one northbound, two stops going SE

Bus 453, departing Marylebone for Deptford

notes

stops along Strand,

eastbound,

TS,- E, F, G- (Duncannon), Aldwych – A (Southampton), C-(St Catherine St.), D, E, F, K, L, M ?,

Westbound

Aldwych – P, R, S, U, Traflagar Sq., – J, H, K (Northumberland Ave.),

04b Buses out of Trafalgar Square

This list offers buses, by Route No., and a summary of the destinations, (Composed; Oct 30, 2008).

Bus 3

South – to Crystal Palace, by way of Lambeth Bridge, Imperial War Museum, Kennington Oval, Brixton, West Dulwich.

North, a short ride, to Oxford Circus, by way of Piccadilly Circus

Bus 6

east, a short ride, to Aldwych

Northwest - Willesden, by way of Piccadilly Circus, Oxford Circus, Marble Arch, Edgware Rd., Warwick Ave., Queen’s Park, Kensal Rise.

Bus 9

East, a short ride, to Aldwych ,

West, to Hammersmith by way of Piccadilly Circus, Hyde Park, Corner, Royal Albert Hall, Kensington High Street,

Bus 11

east - Liverpool Street Stn., by way of Bank, (DLR), Queen Victoria Street, St Paul’s Cathedral, Fleet Street, Aldwych, Trafalgar Square,

southwest - Fulham Broadway, by way of Parliament Square, Victoria Stn, Sloane Sq. Chelsea, Kings Road,

Bus 12

south - Dulwich, by way of Westminster Bridge, Lambeth North Tube Stn., St George’s Circus, Elephant & Castle

northwest, a short ride, to Oxford Circus, by way of Piccadilly Circus

Bus 13

east, a short ride, to Aldwych

northwest - Golders Green, by way of Piccadilly Circus, Oxford Circus, Gloucester Place, (Marylebone), Dorset Sq., Lord’s Cricket Ground, St John’s Wood, Swiss Cottage, Finchley Rd.

Bus 15

east - Blackwall, EE, (DLR), by way of Aldwych, Fleet St., St Paul’s Cathedral, Cannon St., Monument, Tower of London, Aldgate, Limehouse, (DLR), Poplar (All Saints), (DLR).

west - Paddington Basin, by way of Piccadilly Circus, Oxford Circus, Marble Arch, Edgware Rd., Paddington Stn.

Bus 23

east - Liverpool Street Stn., by way of Bank, (DLR), Queen Victoria Street, St Paul’s Cathedral, Fleet Street, Aldwych,

northwest - Westbourne Park, by way of Piccadilly Circus, Oxford Circus, Marble Arch, Edgware Rd., Paddington Stn., Westbourne Grove, Ladbroke Grove,

Bus 24

northwest - Hampstead Heath, (south end green), Camden Town, Mornington Cres., Warren Street, Goodge Street, Tottenham Court Rd., Charing Cross Road, Cambridge Circus, Trafalgar Square,

southwest - Grosvenor Road, (Pimlico), by way of Parliament Square, Victoria Stn., Wilton Road, Belgrave Road, Pimlico, Lupus Street,

Bus 29 - north - Wood Green (NE), Harringay Green Lanes, Highbury?,(Arsenal), Holloway, Camden Road, Camden Town, Mornington Cres., Warren Street, Goodge Street, Tottenham Court Rd., Charing Cross Road, Cambridge Circus, Trafalgar Square,

Bus 53 - southeast - Plumstead, SE, by way of Westminster Bridge, Lambeth North Tube Stn., St George’s Circus, Elephant & Castle, New Cross Gate, Deptford Bridge, (DLR), Blackheath, Charlton Village, Woolwich,

Bus 87

east, a short ride, to Aldwych

southwest - Wandsworth, SE, by way of Parliament Square, Millbank, Vauxhall Bridge, Wandsworth Road, Clapham Junction

Bus 88

north - Camden Town, by way of Piccadilly Circus, Oxford Circus, Portland Place, Great Portland Street (Tube Stn.).

south - Clapham Coomon, by way of Parliament Square, Westminster Abbey, Marsham Street, John Islip St., (Tate Britain), Vauxhall Bridge, Stockwell.

Bus 91 - north - Crouch End, N, Holloway, Caledonia Road, King’s Cross, St Pancras, Int’l Stn. Euston tn., Tavistock Road, Russell Square, Holborn, Aldwych, Trafalgar Square

Bus 139

east, and south - Waterloo, by way of Strand, Aldwych, Waterloo Bridge.

northwest - West Hampstead, by way of Piccadilly Circus, Oxford Circus, Gloucester Place, (Marylebone), Dorset Sq., Lisson Grove, Abbey Road.

Bus 159

northwest - Marble Arch, by way of Piccadilly Circus, Oxford Circus,

southeast - Streatham, by way of Lambeth Bridge, Imperial War Museum, Kennington Oval, Brixton.

Bus 176

north, a short ride, to Oxford Circus, by way of Piccadilly Circus

southeast - Penge, ,SE, by way of Westminster Bridge, Lambeth North Tube Stn., St George’s Circus, Elephant & Castle, Denmark Hill, Dulwich Library, Horniman Museum, Forest Hill, Sydenham.

Bus 388 - NE London - Hackney Wick, NE, by way of Aldwych, Fleet Street, St Paul’s Cathedral, Queen Victoria Street, Bank, (DLR), Liverpool St @ Bishopsgate, Shoreditch, Behnal Green, Cambridge Heath, Hackney Well St.

Bus 453

southeast - Deptford Broadway, by way of Westminster Bridge, Lambeth North Tube Stn., St George’s Circus, Elephant & Castle, New Cross Gate, Deptford Bridge, (DLR),

northwest - Marylebone, by way of Piccadilly Circus, Oxford Circus, Portland Place, Great Portland Street (Tube Stn.), Baker Street.

0.32 Avenues of the Cross Roads

London has grown, spreading in all directions from the City. But for practical purpose, we can say Trafalgar Square has become the logical centre point of transportation in London.

Proof of this can be confirmed by London Transport's current system, with Trafalgar Square as the principal hub for London at night, when the system is simplified for utility and economy.

Check the next two articles of this for details of Trafalgar Square as the centre of the Transport network.

A second supporting point can be seen on the surface plaque installed in the heart of the roundabout that has historically been known as Charing Cross. This plaque declares that distance from London is measured from this point. Also of note for this busy place is the history of the old crossroads. A Cross was installed here many centuries ago by Edward I, as tribute to the funeral procession for his beloved Queen, Eleanor of Castile. A cross was erected at each place where the procession would stop for a night, on its way to Westminster. The Eleanor Cross is long gone (a tribute cross was installed at Charing Cross Railway Station, a short distance east on the Strand), but the magnificent Equestrian Statue of Charles I now stands in that location, now a very busy traffic Island on the south side of Trafalgar Square.

From here we can declare that there are six spokes that reach out to all corners of London.

1 - The Strand, an ancient roadbed following the north bank of the river out of the City, and giving access to the spokes that radiate from Trafalgar Square. (For the purpose of this book, it is the Strand that leads to the City and East London).

2 - Northumberland Avenue, a short but heavily utilized link, from Trafalgar Square to the riverfront, and, (generally speaking), the bridges to the south side of the river.

3 - Whitehall, (with great history), a heavily utilized, short boulevard to the heart of Westminster.

4 - Admiralty Arch and The Mall, a short and well used like to Southwest and parts of West London.

5 - Pall Mall, by way of Cockspur Street, offers access to West London and Northwest London.

6 - Charing Cross Road, by way of St Martin’s Place, offering access to North London, along with St Martin’s Lane.

0.31 Buildings about Trafalgar Square

Is there anything so boring as talking about a bunch of old stone buildings. But the content, mixed with an appreciation of art architecture and history of these places offers some extraordinary things. I hope you enjoy them as much as I did, and I hope my remarks do them some justice.

Trafalgar Square is the heart of London, mostly because the city as grown along the roads that cross here. The Square itself has become an attraction. But it is the buildings around Trafalgar that offer the classic Regency vista, and elevate it to the rank of renowned World Square.

Here is a quick introduction to these buildings. Starting on the north side, and moving clockwise, the most prominent is the National Gallery. The National Portrait Gallery is just around the corner, on St Martin’s Place, at Charing Cross Road. The recently expanded St Martin’s-in-the-Fields Church on the northeast corner, and South Africa House on the East side offer wonderful contrast. There are some less remarkable buildings on the four corners between the Strand, Northumberland Avenue, Whitehall, The Mall, and Cockspur Street, that fan out from the south end of the square. From east to west, these commercial buildings were designed to complement the Regency concepts of Nash and Barry. Hidden around the corner in the southwest quadrant is the interesting edifice known universally as Admiralty Arch, part of the Admiralty complex, and built as part of a concept to memorialize Queen Victoria which stretches from Trafalgar Square to Buckingham Palace, and is known primarily as The Mall.

The last significant structure, Canada House, stands on the west side of the Square.

Here is some detail;

The National Gallery, ( http://www.nationalgallery.org.uk/ ), is the keystone to the surrounding vista, perched above the North Terrace. It has been arguably, a disappointment, said to be “disproportionate to the grand vistas found across London”. Built of Portland Stone, with a Portico featuring columns salvaged from Carlton House, (which stood nearby and was replaced by Carlton House Terrace as part of Nash’s Regency development ). Carlton House was demolished in 1829 as the National Gallery was being designed

Primarily criticisms site its long low profile across the North Terrace, crowned by an oddly proportioned drum supporting the central dome, framed by small pepper-pot turrets. Summerson refered to this skyline as 'like the clock and vases on a mantelpiece, only less useful'.

The important thing to remember is that this building offers work from most of the great artists of all time.

National Portrait Gallery (celebrating 150 years) - http://www.npg.org.uk/live/index.asp

Actually, just around the corner, facing St Martins in the Fields, new plaza entrance.

St Martins Place (see chapter 4).

St Martin’s-in-the-Fields Church - http://www2.stmartin-in-the-fields.org/page/home/home.html

St Martin-in-the-Fields Church, The Crypt, Trafalgar Square, London, WC2N 4JJ

A famous attraction, in its own right, (recently ranked # 30 in London, on a list that has hundreds of great considerations)

Start with the fact that it is very much an important church with ongoing spiritual efforts for the Community. AS such, it has an amazing history, dating back to Roman times, with an import boost from Henry VIII who supported the creation of a new church at this location, (in an effort to divert Traffic away from Whitehall), and continuing through popular culture today,.

There is now a modern and comprehensive visitor centre. My favorite consideration is the great music that continues, both with rehearsals, and scheduled events,.

Also worthy of generous consideration is The Café in the Crypt which may be the best value for a meal in the neighbourhood..

Also of note is the brass rubbing centre, a great activity for all ages, rain or shine.

The wesite above, has an extentive array of information and is well worth exploring.

also

http://www.infed.org/walking/partone.htm, and http://www.infed.org/walking/wa-stmar.htm

The London Brass Rubbing Centre is rated as the # 47 attraction in London.

Tel: +44 [0]207 437 6023 Open : Mon-Sat 1000-1800, Sun 1200-1800. Closed Good Fri, 25-26 Dec and 1Jan Knights, unicorns, and kings are traditional brass rubbings for visitors to buy or.. make themselves. Also unusual Celtic designs and historical gifts. Materials and help provided

Just south of the church, across Duncannon Street is South Africa House - http://www.southafricahouse.com/

Then there are the four buildings that arch across the southern perimeter of the square. Including one known as the Drummond Bank Building. They continue to serve as typical commercials enterprises. I hope to update this info sometime soon.

- the building at the corner of Strand & Northumberland Avenue,

- the building at the corner of Northumberland Avenue & Whitehall,

- the building at the corner of Northumberland Avenue & Whitehall,

Admiralty Arch

The Admiralty Arch stands across the southwestern corner of the Sq., not visible unless you are standing next to the Equestrian statue of King Charles I. The Arch gives a striking view down the triumphal avenue of the Mall with the Victoria Memorial and Buckingham Palace closing the vista.

- the buildings along Cockspur Street.

Finally, there is Canada House – http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canada_House , http://www.canadainternational.gc.ca/united_kingdom-royaume_uni/contact-contactez.aspx?lang=eng&menu_id=16&menu=L

Originally finished in 1827, with the design from Sir Robert Smirke, as a joint venture with the Royal College of Physicians and the Union Club, the building was acquired by the Canadian Government nearly one hundred years later, just after World War One.

This concludes my thoughts about the centre of London.

From here I hope you will join me in the exploration of the London the stretches out from here.

Cheers, Bobby T.