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How to get to... Charlton Athletic () Floyd Road, Charlton, SE7 8BL

Woolwich, Bridge, Dartford 1 2 Charlton Rd

Delafield Rd 5 6 Charlton Church LaneCharlton Church 3 Floyd Rd

ValleyGrid A A: North Stand 4 B: East Stand D B C: South Stand (Away) C D: West Stand

by londonfootballguide.com How to get to... Charlton Athletic (The Valley) Floyd Road, Charlton, SE7 8BL

1. National Rail to CHARLTON Trains from the city center to Charlton depart at . A second option is to take the DLR to Greenwich and get on the National Rail there. After the arrival at Charlton, leave the station and immediately cross the rails via the bridge.

2. Follow Charlton Church Lane After crossing the rails, walk straight on uphill.

3. Turn left into Floyd Road Turn left as soon as you get the chance.

by londonfootballguide.com How to get to... Charlton Athletic (The Valley) Floyd Road, Charlton, SE7 8BL

4. Follow Floyd Road. The rpad is heading stright to a fish&chips-shop.

5. Keep left. Floyd Road is bending around the corner. Just keep left. If you are visiting the Valley as an Away Supporter however, you might want to keep right and walk uphill. This will get you right to the entrance of the away sector.

6. Keep walking. After a minute or two, you will arrive at the Valley. The North Stand is, just like the club shop and the ticket office on your righthand side.

by londonfootballguide.com How to get to... Charlton Athletic (The Valley) Floyd Road, Charlton, SE7 8BL

General Information Line: National Rail from London Bridge or Greenwich towards Dartford, Travel time from London Bridge: about 15 minutes Walking time from station to the ground: approx. 5 minutes Alternative: Busse are running from „North Greenwich“ (), which call close to the ground (Woolwich Rd) After the final whistle: The entrance to the London-bound platform is located at Delafield Rd. Expect massive queues and even partial closures of the station, however it looks worse than it actually is. You will get on the train in reasonable time. There are also express trains running to London Bridge, so you might want to check what kind of train you‘re getting on, in case you don‘t want to go to London Bridge.

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