Do you need help travelling to see a show in London? We have a few tips that might help you get around the capital.
Whether you’re travelling by public transport or foot, Transport for London’s handy Journey Planner will help you find the quickest route. If you’re driving to visit the TKTS booth or to see a show, take advantage of the Theatreland Parking Scheme from Q-Park saving you 50% off your parking. We list the closest tube, train and bus station to each venue plus provide further details on the venue itself, including accessibiliy information.By public transport
By car
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What is the West End and where can I find it?
A visit to London is not complete without a trip to the West End. This exciting hub, located in the district of Central London, is where you will find many of the city’s major tourist attractions and shopping areas and of course, is the epicentre of theatrical entertainment.
The West End covers the entirety of Theatreland (except Royal Festival Hall and the Old Vic, which are both south of the river), and includes the surrounding areas of Soho, Covent Garden, Leicester Square, and Aldwych.
From the north it runs across Oxford Street from Oxford Circus to Holborn and connects south to Aldwych, west along the Strand to Trafalgar Square and then north again, rejoining Oxford Circus.
Map of Theatreland by Andy Robinson.
What are the closest tube stations to Theatreland?
The closest tube stations to Theatreland include Piccadilly Circus, Charing Cross, Covent Garden, Leicester Square and Tottenham Court Road.
Click the image below to download a map that will help you navigate your way around Theatreland.
Use our poster to find your way around Theatreland.
Stay safe in Theatreland
London is a busy city, so we recommend being careful with items such as your mobile phone. Read our simple steps to protect your phones and valuables here.