Westfield Special
Tube, bus, train, bike or car - however you prefer to travel, it really couldn't be easier to get to Westfield London. Two new stations (tube and rail) have been built, plus a new bus station right next door. You won't even have to carry your gorgeous new purchases home. Use our Home Delivery service and your bags will be delivered right to your doorstep.
How To Get There By...
Tube | Overground | Bus | Car | Walking |
Cycling | Car Parking
By Tube
Four Underground stations provide access to Westfield London:
The recently revamped Shepherd's Bush (Central Line)
White City (Central Line)
The new Wood Lane station (Hammersmith & City Line)
The renamed Shepherd's Bush Market (Hammersmith & City Line)
By Overground
A new National Rail station has been constructed for London Overground customers at Shepherd's Bush. The station, on the east side of the new Shepherd's Bush interchange, is fully accessible and provides links to the Central Line tube station, buses and taxis.
The station provides direct connections to Willesden Junction, Kensington (Olympia), West Brompton and Clapham Junction. Services will run every 30 minutes in each direction Monday to Saturday, with a slightly reduced service on Sundays.
By Bus
The area's brand new bus station opens in November 2008. The station is close to the new Wood Lane tube station and only 70 metres from Westfield London.
Bus routes 31, 49, 207, 237, 260, 607 and C1 will run from their current terminus at Shepherd's Bush via the Westfield Interchange and on to terminate at the bus station. Route 148 will run to the bus station via Wood Lane.
Shepherd's Bush also continues to be served by buses 72, 94, 95, 220, 272, 283, 295 and N207, to bus stops within a short walk of Westfield London.
By Car
Westfield London is accessible by car from the M4, M40, M25 and central London. Parking at Westfield is a breeze with its advanced car parking facility containing 4,500 spaces, and a vehicle management system, indicating whether a space is vacant (green light), occupied (red light), or exclusively for blue badge permit holders (blue light) or parents with prams (orange light).
On foot
There are also improvements for those walking to Westfield London with new crossings across Wood Lane, Uxbridge Road and the southern end of the A3220.
By Cycling
Accessible by bike, Westfield London provides parking for 570 cycles near the main entrances.
There are also secure parking facilities at the new Wood Lane station and at Shepherd's Bush (Central Line) station.
There are two cycle routes running north-south, one along Wood Lane and the other on the eastern access road parallel to the A3220. The east-west cycle route runs along Ariel Way to the north of the development, while another route goes round the Holland Park roundabout with a street level pedestrian/cycle crossing across the A3220.