Using buses in Kensington and Chelsea is easy as there are so many routes that travel through the borough – both ones that are completely contained in the area, and also those that travel through it in some way. Here are some of the most usual bus routes, with a handful of their destinations in either direction of the route:
Route number
|
Can be caught from
|
Goes to
|
9
|
Knightsbridge, Kensington High Street
|
East: Royal Albert Hall, Hyde Park Corner, Piccadilly Circus, Trafalgar Square
West: Hammersmith |
10
|
Knightsbridge/Kensington High Street
|
East: Royal Albert Hall, Hyde Park Corner, Marble Arch, Oxford Street (Selfridges), Oxford Circus, British Library (Euston Road), St Pancras Station, King’s Cross
West: Hammersmith |
11
|
King’s Road
|
East: Piccadilly Circus, Tottenham Court Road
West: Fulham |
14
|
Knightsbridge/South Kensington/Fulham Road
|
East: Victoria, Westminster, Trafalgar Square, St Paul’s Cathedral
West: Fulham, Putney |
27
|
Kensington High Street/Notting Hill Gate station
|
North: Queensway, Paddington, Marylebone, Baker Street, Camden
South: Hammersmith, Chiswick |
28
|
Kensington High Street/Notting Hill Gate station
|
North: Westbourne Park |
31
|
Notting Hill Gate station/Holland Park
|
North: Westbourne Grove, Kilburn, Swiss Cottage, Chalk Farm, Camden |
49
|
Kensington High Street/South Kensington/King’s Road
|
West: Shepherds Bush
South: Battersea, Clapham Junction |
52
|
Knightsbridge/Kensington Church Street/Notting Hill Gate station
|
North: Ladbroke Grove, Willesden Green
South: Royal Albert Hall, Hyde Park Corner, Victoria |
70
|
South Kensington/Kensington Church Street/Notting Hill Gate station/Portobello Road
|
North/West: North Kensington, Acton
|
74
|
Knightsbridge/South Kensington/Earls Court Road
|
East: Marble Arch, Baker Street
West: Fulham, Putney |
94
|
Notting Hill Gate station/Holland Park
|
East: Marble Arch, Oxford Circus, Piccadilly Circus
West: Shepherds Bush, Turnham Green, Acton |
148
|
Notting Hill Gate station/Holland Park
|
West: Shepherds Bush
East/South: Queensway, Marble Arch, Victoria, Westminster |
211
|
Sloane Square/King’s Road/Fulham Road
|
East: Victoria, Westminster, Waterloo
West: Fulham, Hammersmith |
328
|
Earl’s Court/Kensington High Street/Notting Hill Gate station
|
North: Westbourne Park, Maida Vale, Kilburn, Golders Green
South: Fulham |
345
|
South Kensington/Fulham Road
|
South: Battersea, Clapham, Brixton
|
360
|
South Kensington/Sloane Square
|
South: Pimlico, Vauxhall, Imperial War Museum
|
390
|
Notting Hill Gate station
|
North: Marble Arch, Tottenham Court Road station, Euston, King’s Cross
|
414
|
Knightsbridge/South Kensington/Fulham Road
|
East: Marble Arch, Edgware Road, St John’s Wood, Maida Vale
West: Fulham, Putney |
430
|
South Kensington
|
South: Fulham, Putney
|
452
|
Sloane Square/Knightsbridge/
Kensington Church Street/ Notting Hill Gate station |
North: Ladbroke Grove
South: Battersea, Wandsworth |
C1
|
Sloane Square/Knightsbridge/South Kensington/Earls Court Road
|
East/South: Victoria
West: Shepherds Bush |
Unlike parts of central London, you do not generally have to buy a ticket before you board the bus. (If there’s a little ticket machine next to the stop, that means you do.) You can simply pay the driver onboard – a single fare is £2.40 (2013). However, it is advisable to purchase an Oyster card if you’re planning on doing quite a bit of travelling; with an Oyster, a single fare on the bus is only £1.40.
Once again, the advice given on Transport for London‘s website is invaluable for route planning advice – be sure to check it out, if you can, before you set off on your bus travels!
2 Comments on “Buses in Kensington and Chelsea”
The above schedule is OUT OF DATE11
WHY DID YOU TAKE THE No. 10 bus off route??
HOW DO I GET FROM KENSINGTON HIGH STREET TO OXFORD CIRCUS DIRECTLY???
by BUS.
I miss the number 10 bus. Impossible to get to Oxford st now. So many people have said the same. Could we have it back please.