Royal Courts of Justice to East Putney station

Train journey from Royal Courts of Justice to East Putney

Royal Courts of Justice, The Strand

The Royal Courts of Justice is a Gothic-style Victorian building, and houses the High Court of Justice and English Court of Appeal.

The nearest train station is: Temple

1) From Temple take the District Line
2) Change train at Earls Court to the District Line
3) Leave the train at Eastputney

Journey: Temple → Embankment → Westminster → St. James’s Park → Victoria → Sloane Square → South Kensington → Gloucester Road → Earl’s Court change train Earl’s Court → West Brompton → Fulham Broadway → Parsons Green → Putney Bridge → Eastputney

Estimated time: 35 mins Fare zones passed through: 1, 2 (fares and ticket prices)

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View the return journey: Train from East Putney station to Royal Courts of Justice

Note: This train journey to Royal Courts of Justice has been created by a computer program, and may not be the fastest possible route. Station closures and delays might affect the journey on the day you travel, and you should allow for some extra time on top.

Temple station

This London Underground map is provided by Transport for London

Train station:: Temple Station
Train fare zone:: 1

London underground trains from Temple station…

Circle Line

District Line

East Putney station

This London Underground map is provided by Transport for London

Train station:: East Putney Station
Train fare zone:: 2 & 3

East Putney connects with the following train lines…

District Line

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