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How to get fromUniversity College London to Earl's Courtby subway, bus, taxi, or foot

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There are 6 ways to get from University College London to Earl's Court by subway, bus, taxi, or foot

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  1. Subway via Leicester Square station

    best
    1. Take the subway from Warren Street station to Leicester Square stationsubway subway Northern
    2. Take the subway from Leicester Square station to Earl's Court stationsubway subway Piccadilly
    23 min
    £4–15
  2. Line 27 bus

    cheapest
    1. Take the bus from Warren Street Station to Phillimore Gardensbus bus 27 / ...
    45 min
    £2
  3. Taxi

    1. Take the taxi from University College London to Earl's Courttaxi taxi 4.5 mi
    15 min
    £35–45
  4. Walk

    1. Take the walk from University College London to Earl's Courtwalk walk 4.2 mi
    1h 20m
  5. Subway

    1. Take the subway from Russell Square station to Earl's Court stationsubway subway Piccadilly
    29 min
    £3–15
  6. Subway #2

    1. Take the subway from Euston Square station to Gloucester Road stationsubway subway Circle
    42 min
    £6–26

University College London to Earl's Court by foot and subway

Calendar5178Weekly Services
Duration23 minAverage Duration
Ticket£4Cheapest Price
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What companies run services between University College London, Greater London, England and Earl's Court, England?

You can take a vehicle from University College London to Earl's Court station via Warren Street station and Leicester Square station in around 23 min. Alternatively, Abellio London operates a bus from Warren Street Station to Phillimore Gardens every 10 minutes. Tickets cost £2 and the journey takes 38 min.

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