Getting here

	Document Contents By air By train By road

The conference is being held in the Franklin-Wilkins Building, on the Waterloo campus of King's College London, in central London.

The nearest train and Underground station is Waterloo, which is on the Northern, Bakerloo and Jubilee lines. Visit the Transport for London website for a Tube map and more information .

From Waterloo Station, take the exits marked for the South Bank. You will see a roundabout with the IMAX cinema in the middle. Cross the road, either above ground or use the subway, and you will see the top of Stamford Street.

By air

London has five airports: Heathrow, Gatwick, Stansted, London-Luton and London City.

• Heathrow Airport

  You can travel into central London by Underground, train, coach or taxi cab. Click on the link 'To and from London' on the Heathrow website.

• Gatwick Airport

  You can travel into central London by train, coach or taxi cab. Click on the link 'To and from London' on the Gatwick website.

• Stansted Airport

  You can travel into central London by train, coach or taxi cab. Click on the link 'To and from London' on the Stansted website.

• London-Luton

  You can travel into central London from London-Luton by train, coach or taxi cab.

• London City

  You can travel into central London from London City by train, coach or taxi cab.

By train

International Eurostar trains arrive at Waterloo International Terminal. Waterloo is a few minutes' walk from the Franklin-Wilkins Building.

For domestic train travel, visit National Rail Enquiries to plan your journey. From all London train stations, you can take the Underground to Waterloo Station, which is the nearest Tube stop to the Franklin-Wilkins Building.

By road

It is not advisable to drive into central London.

The daily congestion charge costs a minimum of £8 a day and applies to standard cars entering central London. Parking in London is expensive and restricted. However, there is parking space near the Franklin-Wilkins Building, in the Cornwall Road car park, which is open 24 hours a day.