PLEASE ,, i need directions from charring cross stn to kingsbury middx?

Question

PLEASE ,, i need directions from charring cross stn to kingsbury middx?

Answer 1

go to mapquest.com  its great

Answer 2

I would recommend

http://www.transportdirect.info/

This is the govenment's travel planner for the UK, it includes train, bus and car routes.

Well worth a look for any UK journey.

Answer 3

London underground. Bakerloo line from Charing cross to Baker Street (3rd stop). Change there onto the Jubilee line to Kingsbury (9th stop). Look at:http://www.tfl.gov.uk/assets/downloads/c...

About 30-40 minutes.

Answer 4

go to google and search maps then go to google maps and put in where you r going from and your destination and it will show you and you can print of the directions

Answer 5

10.6 mi – about 30 mins

up to 35 mins in traffic

10.6 mi – about 30 mins, up to 35 mins in traffic

1. Head southeast on Villiers St toward John Adam St 95 ft

2. Turn left at John Adam St 0.1 mi

3. Turn left at Adam St 180 ft

4. Turn left at A4/Strand

Continue to follow A4 0.3 mi

2 mins

5. At King Charles I Island, take the 4th exit onto A4/Trafalgar Square

Continue to follow A4 0.2 mi

1 min

6. Slight left at A4/Pall Mall

Continue to follow A4 0.5 mi

1 min

7. Slight left at A4/St James's St 89 ft

8. Turn left at A4/Piccadilly 0.4 mi

1 min

9. Take the ramp 0.1 mi

10. At the roundabout, take the 5th exit onto A4202/Park Ln 1.0 mi

2 mins

11. Turn left at Cumberland Gate 0.1 mi

12. Turn right to stay on Cumberland Gate 121 ft

13. Turn right at A40/Bayswater Rd 128 ft

14. Turn left at A5/Edgware Rd 141 ft

15. Slight left to stay on A5/Edgware Rd

Continue to follow A5 6.2 mi

17 mins

16. Turn left at A4006/Kingsbury Rd

Answer 6

http://journeyplanner.tfl.gov.uk/user/XS...

Just type in the name of the station you are leaving from and going to - and it will show a list of available routes and journey times.

Answer 7

Why not buy a diary which usually has a detailed map of the London Underground.

Answer 8

No, what you need is to call National Rail Enquiries...

08457 484950

or from outside the UK

[phone]

Answer 9

try google maps