The Iconic Abbey Road Crossing

Getting There

• Car

  If you're driving from Sussex to Abbey Road crossing in London, start by getting onto the A23 from your location. Follow the A23 north until you reach the M23. Merge onto the M23 and continue onto the M25. Take the exit for the M1 towards London. Continue on the M1 until junction 1, where you will merge onto the A41. Follow the A41 until you reach the A5 and take the exit towards the A503. Follow the signs for Central London, and then take the A503 and A400 until you reach Abbey Road. Look for parking nearby as there may be fees; street parking is often available but can be limited.

• Public Transportation

  To reach Abbey Road crossing using public transport, first make your way to your nearest train station in Sussex. Take a train to London Victoria or London Bridge. From either station, catch the London Underground (Tube). If at London Victoria, take the Victoria Line to Oxford Circus, and then change to the Bakerloo Line heading north. Get off at St. John's Wood station. From there, it’s a short 10-minute walk to Abbey Road crossing. If you start from London Bridge, take the Northern Line to Baker Street and then switch to the Jubilee Line to St. John's Wood. The journey may incur costs for train tickets, typically around £15-£30 depending on your departure station.