St James's Piccadilly: A Serene Anglican Church in the Heart of London

Getting There

• Car

  If you are driving from Sussex to St James's Piccadilly in London, take the A23 towards London. As you approach the city, merge onto the A201 and follow signs for London Bridge. Continue on the A201, then take the A3 towards the West End. Follow signs for Piccadilly Circus and then turn onto Piccadilly. St James's Piccadilly is located at 197 Piccadilly, W1J 9LL. Be aware that parking in central London can be expensive and limited, so consider using a parking app to find available spots or park at designated car parks nearby.

• Train

  For train travelers, head to your nearest train station in Sussex (e.g., Brighton, Eastbourne, or Haywards Heath) and catch a train towards London Victoria or London London Bridge. Once you arrive in London, transfer to the London Underground. From Victoria station, take the Victoria Line (light blue) towards Walthamstow Central and change at Green Park station for the Piccadilly Line (dark blue) towards Cockfosters. Disembark at Piccadilly Circus station, which is a short walk from St James's Piccadilly. Alternatively, from London Bridge station, take the Northern Line (black) to Leicester Square and change to the Piccadilly Line towards Cockfosters. Exit at Piccadilly Circus.

• Bus

  If you prefer traveling by bus, you can take a National Express coach from various locations in Sussex to central London. Upon arrival, you can catch local buses (like the 14 or 19) that stop near Piccadilly. Check the Transport for London (TfL) website for the best routes. Note that buses in London require either an Oyster card, contactless payment, or a paper ticket, and fares are generally around £1.65 per journey.

• Taxi/Ride-share

  For a more direct route, you can opt for a taxi or ride-share (like Uber) from your location in Sussex to St James's Piccadilly. This is the most convenient option, especially if you're traveling with luggage or in a group. Expect the fare to vary based on distance and traffic, but it could be around £50-£100 from central Sussex to London, depending on where you start.