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Public Transport 8Th Floor Tenter House, 45 Moorfields, London Public Transport etc.venues Moorgate at Tenter House is located in the heart of the City of London’s Square Mile a few yards from Moorgate underground station and 5 minutes walk from Liverpool Street mainline railway station. Once at Tenter House – check in to Reception where they will direct you up to the eighth floor. By Underground - Moorgate Station (Northern, Metropolitan, Circle, Hammersmith and City Lines). Moorgate has 4 exits and you need to head towards the 2 exits either 8th Floor Tenter House, 45 Moorfields, London EC2Y 9AE side of Moorfields Road (these exits are towards the Metropolitan line gates). As you come out onto Moorfields Road you will see a Holland Telephone: 020 3011 0850 and Barrett store adjacent to the tube station – Tenter House is the next building a few yards further up on the same side of the road, Email: [email protected] just before the Red Cross building. By Main Line Rail - Liverpool Street (Central, Metropolitan, Circle, Hammersmith and City lines). Head West towards the main Moorgate Road (past Finsbury Circus). ST CITYPOINTCITYPOINT Tenter House is on Moorfields Road (parallel to the Moorgate Road) a ON few yards from the tube exits next door to Holland and Barrett. INI BRITISHBRITISH T SO REDRED CROSSCROSS U S T N By DLR - Bank Station 1 H DOM O 0 PLA 8TH FLOOR TENTER HOUSE S Take Prince’s Street and turn right onto Moorgate. After a few 5 CE A WIL hundred yards turn left into Moor Place and walk through to N E W U Moorfields. Tenter House can be found next to Holland and Barrett a N I O N LDS S T few yards from the Moorgate Tube exits. FIE By London Cycle Scheme MOORGATEMOORGATE MOOR C I R C U S There are 3 “Boris Bike” docking stations within minutes of the venue MOOR LANE Y U R B – situated on Moorfields, Fore Street and London Wall. S HOLLAND & N FORE ST I BARRETT F By Bus E T A FINSBURYFINSBURY Tenter House is served by a number of bus routes along the main MOORMOOR G CIRCUSCIRCUS HOUSEHOUSE R Moorgate Road including 21, 43, 76, 100, 133, 153 and 205. O O M Parking A 1211 LO N D O N There are two NCP car parks within close proximity – one is located WA L L in Paul Street and the second is located in Finsbury Square. A10 TO A406,ENFIELD, W HITECR GO N M25 JCT 25 BUNHILLBUNHILL LDEN ROW FIELDSFIELDS 4 T 1 O 444 S A S L 1 0 F I N S A S B N 1 U HILL BB1 NE ST R 5 N Y SO A U IL T S S A10 TO B Q W B U 10 D A406,ENFIELD, 0 L A O R P P M25 JCT 25 T C E R S H P I M H I S W E A R L R O C E L L S T A S E E S T E S B T T T S F I N S B U R S Y S Q 0 Y 10 N B Y O T UR BBARBICANARBICAN R LT N B S I U S U N I E L T K M S T S B S T R M O INS S P F E M E N A A N O K V I E S L R A F L S I D T P 0 W E CITYPOINTCITYPOINT 1 R S O A S S U T H G LD P L A A E C N E I E T W *SEE U N E I O 8TH FLOOR TENTER HOUSE N S T SECTION E S MOORGATEMOORGATE L D MOORF O T DETAIL N S E T F O S B U R R T I N Y E F C I S T A R C E U G LIVERPOOLLIVERPOOL T MUSEUMMUSEUM OFOF S R FINSBURYFINSBURY STREETSTREET A LONDONLONDON O G CIRCUSCIRCUS S T O S T E S P M U A 1211 LO N D O N WA L L L I V O G E R P O H A ELD T O T I L S F S S N I M T O A D B M 12 LO A 11 B O R B A40 D ST L B N O A L G O E N OD S D E TO T O V N O I T CITY A R W S N A A10 TO E L ’ W T L G A W L V I N S L MO A C N’N H A11, A12, A13, G H H I E A A S O L N R T E T H U M11 JCT 4 L OG R A40 TO A S O T R T N R AND S M P H D T O M40 JCT 1, A GGUILDHALLUILDHALL E O A U C T ST S L I N D GR M M FR M25 JCT 25 O I AR I T C S . C T G E LE R H E T T BE SST. MARTI S H S A A V M D G S A IS M T O S R AA121 B P 1 AR L D O 2 O H E X 1 KS K S LO I A 1 T H B I U P R Y NG B Y R R THETHE A I N C H S N M E E T GHERKINGHERKIN A C . W P S I BANKBANK OFOF T T D E L E S E E E D S C D N ’ ENGLANDENGLAND E A 0 H S H R A T 1 N S STST PAUL'SPAUL'S G A T CATHEDRALCATHEDRAL E ROYALROYAL P O U L EXCHANGEEXCHANGE L S T T R Y BANKBANK L E A D E N H A L C O R N H I L L A10 TO A3, A205, A2, A20 Give Way 2012 TM Tel: 0800 019 0027. Crown Copyright . PU 100040256..
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