Discover the Rich History of St Mary’s, Whitechapel

Getting There

• Car

  If you are driving from Middlesex, start by getting onto the M4 motorway heading towards London. Follow the M4 until it merges into the A4. Continue on the A4 until you reach the major roundabout at Earl's Court, where you will take the A3220 exit towards the A201. Continue on the A201 and follow signs for the City of London. Eventually, turn onto the A503, which will lead you towards Whitechapel. Use a GPS for exact directions as you get closer to Adler Street. Parking is limited around the area, so be prepared to find street parking or use a nearby car park, which may incur additional costs.

• Public Transportation - Tube

  To reach St Mary's, Whitechapel via public transportation, find your way to the nearest London Underground station. If you are in Middlesex, the closest station may be Southall or Hayes & Harlington. Take the Piccadilly Line towards Cockfosters and change at Holborn station. From Holborn, transfer to the Central Line and travel east towards Liverpool Street. At Liverpool Street, switch to the Hammersmith & City Line or District Line and travel to Whitechapel station. From Whitechapel station, it's a short 5-10 minute walk to Adler Street. The total journey may cost around £5-7 depending on the time of travel.

• Public Transportation - Bus

  If you prefer to take a bus, check the local bus services in Middlesex. For example, you can catch the 207 or 607 bus from your location towards central London. You will want to alight at either Aldgate or Whitechapel bus station. From either of these stops, it is a short walk to Adler Street. The bus fare will typically cost around £1.75 for a single journey using an Oyster card or contactless payment.