Travel Guide to London's Roman Amphitheatre

Getting There

• Car

  If you're driving from Sutherland to London's Roman Amphitheatre, start by getting onto the A9 from Sutherland. Follow the A9 south until you reach the junction for the A1(M) towards London. Continue on the A1(M) and follow signs for the A1, which will take you directly into central London. Once in London, follow signs for the City of London and then look for Guildhall Yard. There is limited parking available nearby, so be prepared to park in a public car park and walk.

• Train

  To reach London's Roman Amphitheatre by train, first make your way to the nearest train station in Sutherland. You'll likely need to take a train to Inverness and then transfer to a train heading south to London. The final destination should be London King's Cross Station. From there, you can take the London Underground (Northern Line) to Bank Station. Upon exiting, it's a short 10-minute walk to Guildhall Yard where the Roman Amphitheatre is located. Be sure to check train schedules and ticket prices in advance as they can vary.

• Bus

  For a bus option, you can take a local bus from Sutherland to the nearest major city with bus services to London, such as Inverness. From there, catch a long-distance coach to London Victoria Coach Station. The journey can take several hours, so plan accordingly. Once you arrive at Victoria Coach Station, take the London Underground (Circle or District Line) to Monument Station, then walk approximately 15 minutes to Guildhall Yard to reach the Roman Amphitheatre.

• Combination of Train and Underground

  Start at Sutherland and take a train to Inverness. From Inverness, board a train to London Euston Station. After arriving at Euston, take the London Underground (Northern Line) to Bank Station. The Roman Amphitheatre is only a 10-minute walk from Bank Station, located in Guildhall Yard. This method is efficient and provides a good view of the English countryside.