Hammersmith is very well served by tube, bus, road, and rail. A major factor is its very central tube station, which, in turn, has a very large bus station right above it. The most important road coming into London from the west passes almost straight into Hammersmith on the Hammersmith Flyover. London's most famous railway station, Paddington, is only a very short tube trip away.

Rail
Paddington is not terribly close to Hammersmith, but you will be able to take a very quick tube ride from the Paddington tube station to Hammersmith on the Hammersmith and City line which will get you there within ten minutes. Paddington is very well served by most of the railway stations in the Home Counties around Oxfordshire, Berkshire, and Middlesex, and also throughout the West and South-West of England, and in Wales.

Bus
There are six regular bus routes.

Bus Route	From/To	Terminating or Midstop
9	Aldwych to Hammersmith	Stops at the main bus station
27	Chalk Farm to Turnham Green	Midstop
33	Hammersmith to Fulwell	Passes by the Thames Path
72	East Acton to Roehampton	Midstop - passes Thames Path
190	West Brompton to Richmond	Midstop
209	Hammersmith to Mortlake	Passes by the Thames Path
211	Waterloo to Hammersmith	Stops at the main bus station
220	Harlesden to Wandsworth	Midstop
295	Ladbroke Grove to Clapham Junction	Midstop
391	Fulham Broadway to Richmond	Midstop
R69	Hammersmith to Richmond	Passes by the Thames Path

Road
From the north take the A1 or A10 into London.
From North London take the A5 which connects to the circular road around the Central London.
From the west take the A4 and the A315 which both pass straight through Hammersmith as soon as they reach London.
From West London and the suburbs take the A40, A404, A4020, and the A316, all of which pass very close to Hammersmith.
From the south-west take the A3 into London, which in turn joins onto the A308 in South-West London, passing close to Hammersmith.
From the south take the A3, A24, or A20 into London which connect to the circular road.
From the east take the A11, A12, or A13 into London.
To reach Hammersmith from the centre of London you must get off the A40 which encircles the heart of the city.

Tubes
Hammersmith is very well served by its main tube station, which is situated right in the middle of town. It is connected to the Hammersmith and City line, District line, and Piccadilly line. There are quite a few neighbouring tube stations next to Hammersmith, such as Shepherd's Bush (Hammersmith and City line and Central line), and Goldhawk Road (Hammersmith and City line).

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