​The capital is served by six international airports, including London Heathrow and Gatwick, with direct and connecting routes to destinations all over the world (shop for Heathrow Express tickets and Stansted Express tickets here). Travelling by train is an eco-friendlier option and the capital offers 12 major stations, including Waterloo, Euston and Paddington. St Pancras International is the city’s Eurostar hub, with multiple direct connections to Europe.
 

 

London is incredibly well served by public transport, much of which runs late and through the night. Take your pick from the Tube (shop for a London visitor Oyster card, London Day Travelcard or a Group Day London Travelcard), trams, buses and boats, or the IFS Cloud Cable Car for a different perspective of London’s skyline. All services and numerous stations are wheelchair accessible. Alternatively, grab a Santander Cycle from one of hundreds of docking stations around the capital – you can bike around the city from as little as £2.

The conference venue, Central Hall Westminster, is located in central London and can be accessed via:
 

Airport 15.8 miles from Heathrow Airport or 37.7 miles from London Gatwick Airport.	Tube The nearest tube stations are St James’s Park (0.1 mile) or Westminster (0.2 mile) – both on the Circle line.	Bus Westminster Abbey or Parliament Square are the two nearest bus stops, both less than half a mile away.

View the Transport for London website here