Discover the Architectural Beauty of Three Bridges, London

Getting There

• Car

  If you're driving from central London, head southwest on the A3 towards the A40. Merge onto the A40(M) and then take the exit onto the A406 North Circular Road. Continue on the A406 and take the exit towards the A312. Follow signs for Southall and then take the exit towards Windmill Lane. The Grand Union Canal and Three Bridges will be on your left. Parking may be limited, so look for available spaces nearby.

• Train

  To reach Three Bridges via train, start at any central London station and take a train towards Southall. For example, from Paddington Station, take the Heathrow Connect or GWR service to Southall Station (approximately 17 minutes). Once at Southall Station, exit the station and head northeast on South Road. Turn left onto Windmill Lane. Walk for approximately 10-15 minutes, and you will arrive at the Grand Union Canal where the Three Bridges are located.

• Bus

  If you prefer to use the bus, you can catch a bus from various locations in London to Southall. For example, from Ealing Broadway Station, you can take the E7 bus towards Southall. Get off at the Southall Broadway stop and then walk down South Road, taking a left onto Windmill Lane. The Grand Union Canal is a short walk from here, where you will find the Three Bridges.

• Cycle

  Cycling to Three Bridges is also a great option. From central London, you can take the Grand Union Canal cycle route. Follow the canal path westward, which is well-marked and scenic. This route will take you directly to Southall, and you will reach the Grand Union Canal where Three Bridges is located. Ensure you have a bike lock, as parking for bicycles may be available.