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London Road Campus The number 21 and 21a buses run between Reading town and WALKING ROUTE MAP station through the campus approximately every 10 minutes. LONDON ROAD CAMPUS Travel on this route is free for Open Day visitors: just pick up WHITEKNIGHTS CAMPUS – your complimentary tickets from the Open Day Dome or from our Open Day Ambassadors at the campus bus stops. If you’d Our historic London Road campus, the institution’s founding KEY LONDON ROAD CAMPUS – location, complete with Great Hall and cloistered walkways, prefer to walk, the Whiteknights campus is approximately two is home to our Education, Teaching and Architecture courses. Buildings open today READING STATION miles and around 40 minutes on foot from Reading Station. See your programme for details on the shuttle bus service Other buildings between the Whiteknights and London Road campuses. Bus stop (to/from Reading) C Shuttle bus stop (to Whiteknights campus) A V E Oxford R BUILDINGS BY NAME S Facilities (there are toilets in most open buildings) H A 4 Art (Institute of Education) M Bike rack V R A R S 4 O T 14 Eat and Drink at London Road O ER A A N A R D O Catering outlet * D AD Henley and 51 Kendrick Hall Greenlands campus Registration point Reading Station 45 The Great Hall Water fountain / cooler / tap I ST D A TION 24 The Learning Hub, teaching resource base R HILL D ROA * Please note that our eateries on this campus DON FOR LON 22 Main lecture theatre, English and teaching classrooms BURY have a cashless system in place. ROA T D E Music (Institute of Education) STRE 29 FRIAR E N A 46 School of Architecture Market L Pl. ’S STREET T BROAD IT D P KINGS ROAD D 0 U A I O 5 D K R 3 N 3 R E DO B N LONDON ROAD (A4) The S KIN LO T G Oracle Q S ROAD CROWN PLACE ENTRANCE U T E S E L NS ROAD LE O Woodley T N TOWN S R A ID D C O CENTRE A W N L O NDS AVENUE AD E K DLA S O E IN OO R X W T ON G S ND A H LO C A O S A R N M U C T R R A ROYAL R T RD D E O O Train station D N V I H O K LONDON E R R A D W PRIVATE BERKSHIRE N A E R D O E LE A N A L N I 3 N GH N Bulmershe PARKING M HOSPITAL P ROAD H 2 R ROAD A D L R P 7 o D V T R O s S E O I C p A N T I R E N L i K Museum E t D U E V a R S R D E E l T T of English C S O L AD L R R RES RO L A A CENT E E Rural Life P S D E D N A T O UE R A4 BERKELEY AVEN T D N O R S GT O IN R D KENDRICK ROAD AD WHITE S O E A D GATES CROWN PLACE K D A CAR PARK I O L ALLC R N ROFT RD DLAND WH RE S ROAD IT H R L PE E P K C A U N IG R N M4 Junction 10 H U E T S H A3 27 R C A 45 CH O 32 RIS A 0 9 TC 5 (M HU D ) RCH 3 ROA 3 4 D B SHINIELD ROAD 51 WO KIN GH REDLANDS ROAD AM ROA D A32 D S 9 H D A EARLEY GATE 46 I A O N R F WHITEKNIGHTS O E N I R K O E L F R M4 Junction 10 O T D E T I H R S L C O G D E O A A R N I U D O 3 S R 29 R 3 S A T S A B E WEST A PEPPER LANE RN V DE CLOISTER E IL P CAR PARK N E W 3 U P 3 P E E A R L AN E ROSE KIL N LANE A 3 B 2 E 7 E S C H H L IN A M F N 14 I 24 4 E E J L D u D IVE n DR D A H R c ATC R A t O O i H A o D R O A E n R D R E D SHUTTLE BUS 1 S K F TO/FROM 1 T ACACIA ROAD E E O WHITEKNIGHTS I L O CAR PARK T 22 CAMPUS L M C S E L D K R G A A N L 3 N O I R E A ACACIA ROAD 3 S LM N A E A E B Footpath to Kendrick Road and bus stop N 50M THE MUSEUM OF ENGLISH RURAL LIFE WHITEKNIGHTS CAMPUS D OA S R UP D PER REDLAN W H IT E K N I GH TS R O A D STENTON TOWN- MACKINDER HOUSES D HALL A 202 O R 295 TOWN CENTRE T PARK WINDSOR S LONDON ROAD R EAT GREENOW U H MCCOMBIE CAMPUS HALLS STENTON LM HALL WESSE E HALL 2 3 39 71 16 1a WHITEKNIGHTS CAMPUS 1 53 TOWN CENTRE SHINIELD ROAD 195 D TOWN CENTRE ENTRANCEOA 26 S R SPORTS U RGURD 135 4 PPER REDLAN GROUNDS W 1 H DUNSDEN I S CHILDS HALL T 5 E CRESCENT K H N 29 IG ST I H N TS GEORGES F 84 R O HALL A I D 55 E LSTENTON 8 MACKINDER TOWNHOUSESD 37 D HALL DOME A 202 R 259 2 7 O O R 295 TOWN CENTRE T PARK WINDSOR A S 6 15 9 LONDON ROAD R EAT GREENOW D U H MCCOMBIE CAMPUS M HALLS STENTON L HALL 7 WESSE 40 E HALL 70 2 49 6 3 3 39 71 16 74 1a BRIDGES 10 1 30 HALL 53 138 8 THINGS TO DO SHINIELD ROAD 21 195 Ask47 any questions ENTRANCE SPORTS 26 EARLEY GATE RGUR 135 4 ENTRANCE38 Take an accommodation tour GROUNDS 1 12 5 Take a campus tour 29 S H Take a1 sports3 tour I 31 N THE WILDERNESS F 55 11 Grab street food to go at the food market IE 8 L 37 Get a bite to eat * D 259 2 7 DOME RIENDS 20 R BRIDGE O 6 15 9 PEPPER21 LANE Visit the Ure Museum A D 7 40 ENTRANCE Visit the Cole Museum of Zoology 70 48 49 Visit the Art and Typography exhibitions 62 3 118 24 22 Visit the Immersive Experience Hub 74 10 6 59 * Please note that some of the eateries on 4 58 P 8 E campus have a cashless system in place. 23 P 47 P E HARRIS D PEPPER LANE 38 R KEY A 12 O ENTRANCE L Walking paths GARDEN R 13 A S 31 THE WILDERNESS N S 11 ShuttleE bus stop (for buses to London E N Road campus and park and ride service) N BUILDINGS BY NAME R Bus stop (to/from Reading Station) E 48 Allen Laboratory 7 Eat at the Square 195 Minghella Studios D M L 30 AMS 1 Edith Morley 49 Miller Buildings open today I 74 Archaeology 84 Foxhill House (School of Law) 26 Palmer Other buildings W 37 Archway Lodge 31 Harborne 202 Park Eat P E Car parks P 1 (Muslim Centre) 47 Harry Nursten 8 Park House P D E HARRIS A R Facilities 20 Art Department (TOB1) 138 Henley Business School 38 Polly Vacher O L GARDEN R A S (there are toilets in most open buildings) 59 Agriculture 118 Hopkins 62 Psychology N S E E 135 Carrington 71 ICMA Centre 70 Russell N Accommodation open today R E 40 Chaplaincy Centre 3 JJ Thomson 39 Sports Park D First aid point IL (Park House Lodge) 53 Knight 29 Students’ Union (RUSU) Accessible parking & accessibility bus W 6 Chemistry 2 Library 295 Tennis Park Pedestrian entrance 259 Chancellor’s 4 Mathematics 21 Typography Department (TOB2) 55 Co-op Food 58 Meteorology Water fountain / cooler / tap.
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