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Where Buses Go Route 8 Where buses go 13 19 26 35 45 53 68 78 100 136 155 176 211 259 344 393 476 P5 Route 9 N13 N19 N26 N35 King’s Cross Whitehall N68 Shoreditch Shadwell N136 N155 Tottenham Court Waterloo King’s Cross Liverpool Street Chalk Farm (Morrisons) Euston Station Elephant & Castle Key bus routes in central London 24 C2 390 43 to Stoke Newington Route 10 (St. Pancras) (Horse Guards) Liverpool Street Road Station County Hall, Caledonian Road, Station Kentish Town, St. Pancras, Walworth, to Archway to 73 Aldwych Finsbury Park Hackney Wick Clapham Junction West Norwood Tobacco Dock, Grove Park to Hampstead Heath to Parliament Route 11 Gray’s Inn Road, Station, Elephant & Castle Leicester Square, Westminster, Holloway (Nag's Head), (Worship Street) Holloway (Nag’s Head), King’s Cross, Brandon Estate, Hill Fields Friern Trafalgar Square, Highbury & Islington Cambridge Heath, Clapham Common, Westminster, Station Wapping, Downham, Camden Lock 38 Route 14 Holborn Circus, Aldgate, Kennington Oval, Trafalgar Square, Victoria, Finsbury Park, Monument, Highbury & Islington Myatts Fields, 139 to West Hampstead Market Barnet 49 Black numbers - buses run all day, seven days a week. Piccadilly Circus, Station, Shoreditch, Brixton, Elephant & Castle, Tulse Hill Station, Aldgate, Bellingham, Islington (Angel), Blackfriars, Tower Bridge, Stockwell, Strand, Sloane Square, Manor House, Southwark Bridge, Station, Loughborough Park 23 The Zoo Caledonian Route 15 Oxford Circus, Islington (Angel), Liverpool Street Camberwell Green, Bricklayers Arms, Herne Hill, Liverpool Street Catford, Newington Green, Road to Clapton Southwark Station, Bermondsey, Clapham Common, Waterloo Bridge, Chelsea, Seven Sisters, Southwark Bridge Highbury New Park, Estate, Westbourne Park Abbey Road Camden York Way Pond Route 23 Portman Square Mount Pleasant, Station, Walworth Road, Old Kent Road, Camberwell Green, Station, Lewisham, Stoke Newington, ZSL 521 Red numbers - buses do not run every day. Elephant & Castle, Peckham, Balham, Waterloo, Fulham Road, Tottenham, Road, Clissold Park, Brixton, Camden Town Road Agar Grove Baker Street, Bloomsbury, Bank, Elephant & Castle, New Cross, Walworth Road, New Cross, Stamford Hill, LordÕs Cricket London Route 24 Walworth Road, Peckham Rye, London Wall, Tooting Broadway Elephant & Castle, Fulham Broadway, Upper Edmonton, Elephant & Castle, Stoke Newington, Ground Essex Road St. John’s Wood, Tottenham Court Road St. Paul’s, London Bridge, Deptford Bridge, Elephant & Castle, Peckham Seven Sisters, Bedford Road, Zoo Route 25 Camberwell Green, Nunhead St. Paul’s, Walworth Road, Edmonton Green Lambeth Road, Upper Clapton, Ladbroke Grove Albany Street Green numbers - Bus passes, Travelcards and Swiss Cottage, Station, Aldwych Monument, Blackheath Waterloo, Route 155 Hammersmith Tottenham, Clapham North, Lisson Grove 812 Brixton, Blackfriars, Route 136 Camberwell Green, Clapton Pond SainsburyÕs for The Zoo 274 Islington Angel Route 38 Finchley Road, Liverpool Street continues to: Vauxhall, Stockwell, Sherlock Mornington London Oystercards are not accepted. Piccadilly Circus, Route 26 continues to: Brixton Hill, (Royal Standard), Aldwych, continues to: East Dulwich, Northumberland Park Crescent Route 43 Golders Green Southwark Station, Nine Elms, Nine Elms Holmes RegentÕs Park Canal Green Park, Waterloo Station, Clapham Park Charlton Village, Holborn Station Southampton Way, Tooting (St. George’s Station to Bow 8 Elephant & Castle Dulwich, Battersea, (Patmore Estate) Museum Museum Route 59 Night bus N13 Hyde Park Corner, or Night bus N26 Shoreditch Woolwich, Route 68 continues to: North Peckham, Hospital) Ladbroke Grove Blue numbers - buses running thoughout the day (Atkins Road) 82 Forest Hill, 271 Clapham Junction 394 Madame St John 14 continues to: Knightsbridge, continues to: Night bus N35 Thurlow Street, Route 73 Plumstead Common, Russell Square, Victoria or Night bus N155 Sydenham, 214 Islington (Angel) TussaudÕs KingÕs Street and night. Henly’s Corner, Sloane Square, Trafalgar Square continues to: Rodney Road, Moorgate Cross SadlerÕs Wells Old Street Route 74 Griffin Road, Euston Station Hyde Park Corner, continues to: Penge Hoxton, Euston Finchley Central, Chelsea, Old Street, Elephant & Castle Moorgate (Finsbury Square) 507 205 Telecom Theatre Route 139 Night bus N26 also Plumstead Station or Night bus N68 Marble Arch, Colliers Wood, Old Street Station, Haggerston, Marylebone Tower 14 N-prefix routes run at night only, from about North Finchley Battersea Bridge Bloomsbury, Night bus N136 (Finsbury Square) 345 Charles Dickens N8 continues from continues to: Portman Square, 113 South Wimbledon, Hoxton, Broadway Market, Waterloo Paddington Museum Route 148 Night bus N19 Tottenham Court continues to: Old Street Station, South Kensington Warren Street 10 midnight until early morning, seven days a week. Hackney Wick to: Tottenham Court Baker Street, Morden Essex Road Station, London Fields, County Hall, RV1 Great St Pancras Barbican Shoreditch Route 159 continues to: Road Station Camberwell Green, Islington (Angel), Fulham Road, 453 74 Baker Street and Portland and Euston Square 59 Centre High Street Leyton (Baker's Arms), Road Station St. John’s Wood, N113 185 Highbury & Islington Hackney Central, Lambeth Bridge, Covent Garden Gloucester Place International Battersea, Kennington Oval, Night bus N155 also King’s Cross, Battersea, Street Route 188 Walthamstow Central, Swiss Cottage, Edgware Station Victoria Station, Homerton Hospital Horseferry Road, Aldwych, Moorgate 11 Clapham Junction 46 Night bus N68 also Vauxhall, continues from St. Pancras, Clapham Junction, Edgware Road Route 205 Crooked Billet, Finchley Road, Vauxhall, Victoria Waterloo, PollockÕs 188 TheobaldÕs 23 Wheelchair accessibility Lancaster Gate continues from Apex Corner, Camden Town, Holloway (Nags Head), Clapham Common, Toy Museum 14 Chingford Mount, Golders Green, Victoria, Elephant & Castle to: Kennington Oval, Royal Festival Hall, 159 Road Route 274 Paddington, West Norwood to: Mill Hill Circus, Kentish Town, Archway Station, Stockwell, Brixton, Russell Buses - All routes in London are wheelchair Warren Street Station The Roundway, Henly’s Corner, Westminster, Westminster, Camberwell Green, Southwark Street, Marble Square Museum Route 390 36 Warwick Avenue, Upper Norwood, Hendon Central, Parliament Hill Fields, Highgate Village Camberwell Green, 414 Arch Goodge Street Tottenham Court Road, Chingford Station 55 Finchley Central, Trafalgar Square, Trafalgar Square, East Dulwich, London Bridge Station, British of London Liverpool Route 453 accessible. However, some journeys on route 15 Piccadilly Circus, Queen’s Park Station St. John’s Wood, Thornton Heath, Brent Cross, Piccadilly Circus, Highgate Village Peckham Putney Bridge Station Lancaster and Gower Street Museum Street 21 North Finchley Aldwych Dulwich, 521 Tooley Street, Notting Hill Green Park, Maida Hill, Swiss Cottage, Croydon town centre, Finchley Road Station, Oxford Circus Fulham Broadway, Gate Route C2 (0930-1830 daily) use heritage Routemaster buses, N55 A night service is Forest Hill, Tower Bridge, Gate Bloomsbury Way Bank Hyde Park Corner, N21 Bayswater, Fitzjohn’s Avenue, South Croydon, South Kensington, Waterloo Route RV1 which are not suitable for wheelchair users. Oxford Circus provided between Swiss Cottage, Night bus N136 also Catford, Tower Gateway Knightsbridge, Paddington, Hampstead Station, Purley, 274 Knightsbridge, Holborn Station, Lewisham Tottenham Court Road Portman Square and St John’s Wood, continues from Lewisham 360 Queensway Bond Oxford 25 to Ilford South Kensington, Marble Arch, Rosslyn Hill, Coulsdon, Islington (Angel) Hyde Park Corner, Holborn Circus, 148 390 274 Street Oxford Chancery Holborn Viaduct Underground - For details of Tube stations with New Cross, Station, North Finchley - Baker Street, Elephant & Castle Circus Street Tottenham 8 Holborn 205 to Bow Fulham Broadway, 27 Hyde Park Corner, Hampstead Heath Old Coulsdon Grove Park to: 156 228 Caledonian Road, Marble Arch, St. Paul’s, to Court Road/ Lane for City Thameslink Old Kent Road, Bloomsbury, see 13/N13 listing Portman Square Chislehurst Lambeth, Marble 25 Wardour wheelchair access please pick up a copy of the Putney, Chalk Farm Victoria, Station, Vauxhall Market Estate, Edgware Road Station, White Hyde Arch Cambridge Bricklayers Arms, Maida Hill Vauxhall, Pimlico, Cannon Street, Street Putney Heath (Morrisons) Vauxhall, Kentish Town, Old Street, Route 113 Agar Grove, Warwick Avenue City Park Regent Street Circus Tube Step-free Guide. Borough, Nine Elms, 187 (The Chippenham) Sloane Square, London Bridge Aldgate (Green Man) Camden Town, Kennington Oval, Camden Road Station, Shoreditch, continues to: Camden Town, Station, Kensington East London Bridge, Battersea Park Station, Central Middlesex Ladbroke Grove, South Kensington, (Mondays-Fridays) X68 Park Lane Taxis Warren Street Station, Camberwell Green, St. Pancras, Cambridge Heath, The Zoo, Maida Hill Gardens Eros Covent Garden - All taxis are wheelchair accessible. Monument, Marble Arch Clapham Junction, Hospital Holland Park, Exhibition Road, Also serves Aldwych Russell Square Conduit Street 15 Baker Street Station, Peckham, King’s Cross, Hackney, 87 137 Baker Street, (The Chippenham) Shaftesbury Market Your driver will secure the wheelchair for your Bank or Night bus N113 Wandsworth, Park Royal (Asda), Shepherd’s Bush, Royal Albert Hall, towards Waterloo only Holborn Station, Albert to Blackwall Edgware Road Station, New Cross Gate Gray’s Inn Road, Clapton, 70
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