Belsize Park station to Westminster Abbey  

Train journey from Belsize Park to Westminster Abbey

Westminster Abbey, Parliament Square, Westminster
Westminster Abbey has hosted every coronation since William the Conqueror in 1066 (except two), and is the final resting place for many of the country’s greatest Kings and Queens. It also commemorates the nation’s finest artists, writers, politicians and military heroes.
The nearest train station is:  Westminster
1)  From Belsize Park take the Northern Line
2)  Change train at Embankment to the Circle Line
3)  Leave the train at Westminster

Journey: Belsize Park → Chalk Farm → Camden Town → Mornington Crescent → Euston → Warren Street → Goodge Street → Tottenham Court Road → Leicester Square → Charing Cross → Embankment change train Embankment → Westminster

Estimated time: 29 mins     Fare zones passed through: 1, 2 (fares and ticket prices)

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View the return journey:  Train from Westminster Abbey to Belsize Park station

Note: This train journey to Westminster Abbey 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.

Belsize Park station

This London Underground map is provided by Transport for London
Train station:
Belsize Park Station
Train fare zone:
2
London underground trains from Belsize Park station…
 

Northern Line

 

Westminster station

This London Underground map is provided by Transport for London
Train station:
Westminster Station
Train fare zone:
1
Westminster connects with the following train lines…
 

Circle Line

District Line

Jubilee Line

 
 
  
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