Directions to Victoria Station, London

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Getting to and from Victoria Station, London

From central London, the station can be reached by taking the A302 at Parliament Square to pass Westminster Abbey onto Victoria Street and to New Scotland Yard.

Continue forward onto the A202 (signposted Ring Road South, The City) and go right onto Neathouse Place, another right onto Wilton Road and then a left onto Terminus Place to arrive at Victoria Station.

Driving to Victoria Station, London

To central London:
Leave Victoria Station via Terminus Place and turn left onto Wilton Road — A202, forward onto Allington Street and then take a right onto Bressenden Place. Join the A302 by going left at traffic lights to reach Victoria Street and follow signs for Parliament Square.

Stay on the A302 for less than half a mile and you will arrive at Parliament Square, passing both New Scotland Yard and Westminster Abbey.

To Cardiff (& South Wales):
Depart Victoria Station via Terminus Place and turn left onto Wilton Road — A202 and at traffic lights turn left onto Victoria Street to join the A302 (signposted The West). Stay on the A302 and this road will become the A4, which you should follow for over 5 miles (while continuously following signs for The West).

The A4 road will become the M4 Motorway and you should travel along this motorway (all the while following signs for The West) for approximately 90 miles when you will reach Junction 20. Here, continue forward on the M4 by following signs for South Wales and then proceed forward again at Junction 21 (again following signs for South Wales).

After approximately 20 miles you’ll come to the Brynglas Tunnel where you should branch left onto the A48 (signposted Cardiff E and S) and continue along this road, following signs for Cardiff City Centre.

To Southampton (& the south coast):
Exit Victoria Station via Terminus Place and turn left onto Wilton Road — A202 and at traffic lights turn left onto Victoria Street to join the A302 (signposted The West). Stay on the A302 and this road will become the A4, which you should follow for over 5 miles (while continuously following signs for The West).

The A4 road will become the M4 Motorway and you should travel along this motorway (all the while following signs for The West) for approximately 10 miles when you will reach Junction 4b. Keep in the left hand lane to follow signs for Gatwick Airport and this will take you onto the M25 Motorway.

Continue along the M25 for approximately 6.5 miles and look to leave the motorway at Junction 12 to join the M3 (signposted Basingstoke, Southampton). Drive for approximately 42 miles before leaving the M3 at Junction 14 (signposted Southampton) and follow signs for A33/City Centre to reach the centre of Southampton

To Birmingham (& the midlands/the north):
Leave Victoria Station via Terminus Place and turn left onto Wilton Road — A202 and at traffic lights turn left onto Victoria Street to join the A302 (signposted The West). Stay on the A302 and this road will become the A4, which you should follow for over 5 miles (while continuously following signs for The West).

The A4 road will become the M4 Motorway and you should travel along this motorway (all the while following signs for The West) for approximately 10 miles when you will reach Junction 4b. Keep in the left hand lane to follow signs for Gatwick Airport and this will take you onto the M25 Motorway.

Travel along the M25 for 5 miles before exiting the motorway at Junction 16 (signposted Birmingham, Oxford) to then join the M40 Motorway. Drive along the M40 for almost 90 miles and continue forward to join the M42 Motorway (signposted The West).

Leave the M42 at Junction 3 (signposted Birmingham South, Redditch, Evesham) and at the roundabout take the 3rd exit following signs for Birmingham City Centre. Continue to follow City Centre signs and after approximately 8 miles you will arrive in central Birmingham.

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