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Railtex takes place at London’s Earls Court 2: the following details are how to get there by train, London Underground, car or by air By Train Media Partners
London Overground and Southern trains run direct services to West Brompton station. Direct services run from Clapham Junction, Gatwick Airport, East Croydon, Watford Junction, Willesden Junction and Stratford. Please note: Visitors arriving from Gatwick Airport will need to change at Clapham Junction or East Croydon. The entrance to the venue is directly opposite the exit at West Brompton station. For services and timetables contact National Rail enquiries on 08457 48 49 50 or visit
www.nationalrail.co.uk. If arriving on Eurostar at St. Pancras International Station, take the Piccadilly Line from King’s Cross St. Pancras to Earl’s Court.
By Tube Earl’s Court Exhibition Centre is a short walk from either Earl’s Court or West Brompton tube stations. Earl’s Court (District and Piccadilly lines) From Earl’s Court station, exit through the Warwick Road exit and walk down the left-hand side of the building. West Brompton (District line) From West Brompton station, the venue is directly opposite the station exit. Walk to the left-hand side.
By Car It is usually quicker and easier to travel to Earls Court by public transport and car parking in London is generally expensive. Directions to Earls Court (SW5 9TA)
• From M1/A1/M11/A10 take the A406 westbound to A4. Continue on A4 over Hammersmith Flyover until A4 becomes West Cromwell Road and follow the signs.
• From M4/A4 follow directions as above. • From A3/M3 follow signs for central London, take Wandsworth or Putney Bridges. From Wandsworth Bridge, turn left onto New Kings Road, turn right onto Fulham High Street, which becomes Fulham Palace Road, turn right onto Lillie Road and follow signs.
• From Putney Bridge, turn left onto Fulham Palace Road and follow directions as above.
• From M2/M20/A2 follow signs to central London, take Blackfriars, London, Waterloo, Vauxhall, Southwark, Chelsea or Battersea Bridges, turn left along Embankment and follow signs.
• From A12/A13 follow signs for central London towards Tower or London Bridge. Do not cross the river, instead continue along Embankment and follow signs.
Congestion Charging Zone Please be aware that whilst Earls Court is not situated within the charging zone, the venues are now on the edge of the zone and visitors should take care when navigating through the surrounding roads.
Car Parking
Car parking at Earls Court can be prebooked via the Earls Court website:
www.eco.co.uk/p/earls-court-parking
By Air Earls Court can be reached easily from all four London airports. Heathrow, Gatwick, Stansted and City Airport are all connected to the venues by underground and mainline rail services.
From Heathrow Airport Take the Piccadilly line straight to Earl’s Court. You can also take the Heathrow Express train to Paddington. Then change onto the District Line towards Earl’s Court. From Gatwick Airport Take the Gatwick Express to Victoria. Then change onto the District line to Earl’s Court. Trains also run to Clapham Junction. A direct train goes to West Brompton. From Stansted Airport Take the Stansted Express to Liverpool Street. Then take the Central line to Holborn and change onto the Piccadilly line to Earl’s Court. Or you can take the Circle line to Edgware Road and change onto the District line to Earl’s Court. From City Airport Take the Docklands Light Railway from City Airport to Canning Town. Change onto the Jubilee line to Westminster. At Westminster, change onto the District Line to Earl’s Court.
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