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The Friends House courtyard

Getting Here

Friends House is located in central London, directly opposite Euston Station and a short walk from King’s Cross and St Pancras International stations. You can plan your journey using the TFL journey planner.

Travelling to us by train

Euston is the closest railway station to Friends House. It is located opposite the venue, just across Euston Road. All major London terminals are easily reached via the Underground.

Travelling to us by tube

The nearest London Underground station is Euston, which is served by the Northern and Victoria lines. Euston Square Station is a five-minute walk away and is served by the Metropolitan, Circle and Hammersmith & City lines.

How to reach us by bus

Friends House is very well connected by bus. Routes 18, 30, 73, 205 and 390 stop directly outside the building, making it easy to arrive right at our doorstep. Routes 59, 68, 91, 168 and 253 also stop nearby, providing quick links across central London, including King’s Cross, Camden, Holborn, Waterloo, and the West End.

How to reach us by bike

Friends House is easily accessible by bike, with major Cycleways running through Euston and Bloomsbury. We have bike racks outside the building, and there are additional cycle parking points and Santander Cycles docks around Euston Station. For the quickest route, use TfL’s Cycleways to plan your journey.

Parking arrangements

There is no on-site parking available at Friends House. The local roads have metered parking bays and fall within TfL charging zones. There are three disabled blue badge parking bays located in Endsleigh Gardens. Information about Camden Council parking is available on the Council’s where to park site.