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How to get fromKent to University College Londonby train, car, taxi, or subway

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There are 4 ways to get from Kent to University College London by train, car, taxi, or subway

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  1. Train

    best
    1. Take the train from Lenham to Ashford Internationaltrain train London Victoria - Ramsgate / ...
    2. Take the train from Ashford International to London St Pancras Intltrain train Margate - St Pancras International / ...
    1h 26m
    £34–70
  2. Drive 46.6 mi

    cheapest
    1. Drive from Kent to University College Londoncar car 46.6 mi
    1h 7m
    £12–17
  3. Taxi

    1. Take the taxi from Kent to University College Londontaxi taxi 46.6 mi
    1h 7m
    £340–410
  4. Train, subway

    1. Take the train from Lenham to London Victoriatrain train Ashford International - London Victoria / ...
    2. Take the subway from Victoria station to Euston Square stationsubway subway Circle
    2h 4m
    £31–72

Kent to University College London by train and foot

Calendar236Weekly Services
Duration1h 26mAverage Duration
Ticket£34Cheapest Price
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What companies run services between Kent, England and University College London, Greater London, England?

You can take a train from Lenham to University College London via Ashford International and London St Pancras Intl in around 1h 26m.

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