How to get there

Chiswick is very well served by most types of transport. There are several bus routes in the area, and some of the biggest roads and motorways in and around London pass straight through Chiswick. Tube stations and Rail stations are fairly prolific both in and just outside the area.

Rail
Chiswick does in fact possess a very small train station on the outskirts of town. It is a localised service in that it only connects with other train stations around London and the Home Counties regions. There are other local Rail stations nearby at Kew Bridge, Brentford, Acton, and Gunnersbury, and bigger stations at Richmond and Ealing Broadway, which connects with Paddington. Yes indeed, you are spoilt for choice.

Bus

Bus Route	From/To	Terminating or Midstop
27	Chalk Farm to Turnham Green	Just off the Chiswick High Road
290	West Brompton to Richmond	Midstop (Chiswick Bridge)
237	Shepherd's Bush to Hounslow Heath	Midstop
267	Hammersmith to Fulwell	Midstop
391	Fulham Broadway to Richmond	Midstop (Turnham Green)
H91	Hammersmith to Hounslow West	Midstop

Road
From the west take the M40 motorway into London. Once you are on the M40 in London, take the A4, which goes straight through Chiswick.
From the north take the M11 into London.
From the north of London take the A406 which connects with Chiswick.
From the south-west take the M3 into London.
From south-west London take the A316 which connects with Chiswick.
From the south take the A3, and then A308 into London.
From the east take the A2, A13, or A11 into London.

Tubes
There are quite a few tube stops in and around Chiswick. In Chiswick itself, there are two tube stations, Turnham Green (District line), and Chiswick Park (District line). However, there are many others in the immediate vicinity - Stamford Brook (District line), Gunnersbury (District line), and Acton Town (District and Piccadilly lines).