Discover the Serenity of Sussex Gardens

Getting There

• Car

  If you're traveling by car, start by using your GPS to navigate to 227 Sussex Gardens, Tyburnia, London W2 2RL. Depending on your location in Middlesex, you may take the A40 or A4 towards central London. Be aware that there are congestion charges when driving into central London, so check if you need to pay this fee. Upon arriving, look for on-street parking, or consider using a nearby parking facility. Note that parking in this area can be limited, so plan accordingly.

• Train

  To reach Sussex Gardens by train, find your nearest railway station in Middlesex and take a train towards London Paddington Station. Once you arrive at Paddington, exit the station and walk to the Lancaster Gate Underground Station. Take the Central Line towards Liverpool Street and get off at the next stop, which is Lancaster Gate. From there, it's a short walk: exit the station, head north on the A402 towards Sussex Gardens. The gardens will be on your left. The fare for this journey will depend on your starting point but typically ranges from £5 to £15.

• Bus

  If you prefer to travel by bus, look for a bus route that goes towards London. Buses like the 23, 27, or 36 will take you close to Sussex Gardens. You can catch these buses from various stops throughout Middlesex. Make sure you have an Oyster card or contactless payment method ready for the fare, which is about £1.65 per journey. Once you get off the bus at the nearest stop, walk towards Sussex Gardens, which is a short distance away.

• Underground

  Another efficient way to reach Sussex Gardens is by taking the London Underground. Depending on your location in Middlesex, find the nearest Tube station that connects to the London Underground. For example, if you're near the Piccadilly Line, take the train to Green Park and transfer to the Jubilee Line towards Stratford. Change at Baker Street to take the Bakerloo Line towards Elephant & Castle. Get off at Paddington Station and walk to Sussex Gardens, which is approximately 15 minutes away on foot. Ensure you have an Oyster card or contactless payment for the tube fare, which will typically be around £2.40.