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Mail Rail Museum parking, nearest station and routes

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Getting to Mail Rail Museum

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Local Access & Driving Guidance

  • Clean Air Zone: Located inside the London Congestion & ULEZ. £15 Congestion Charge plus £12.50 ULEZ daily charge for non-compliant vehicles.

Parking Options

Closest Car Park
London Barbican (CitiPark)
22 mins walk (1.4 km)~£24.00
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Other Nearby Car Parks
  • London Chinatown Parking
    28 mins (2.2 km)~£66.00254 spaces

Other on-street, local or venue-specific parking may also be available closer to the entrance.

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Nearest Rail Station

Primary Station
Farringdon Station (ZFD)Direct Walking Route
Pedestrian Walk:12 mins(904 m)
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Nearby Alternative Stations
  • London Kings Cross Station (KGX)
    Walk: 21 mins (1.3 km)
  • London St Pancras (Eurostar) Station (SPX)
    Walk: 23 mins (1.6 km)
  • London St Pancras International Station (STP)
    Walk: 23 mins (1.6 km)
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Visitor Essentials

Location

Address
Phoenix Place, London

Planning your visit

Website
Official website
Opening hours
Wednesday–Sunday 10:00–17:00
Entry
Entry fee applies

Accessibility

Wheelchair access
Available

Last-Mile Approach & Walking Map

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