How to find us
UK Parliament is in Westminster in the centre of London. We are well served by all forms of public transport, most of which is wheelchair accessible.
Find information on arriving here using:
- Postcodes and maps
- Underground and rail
- Bus
- Car parking and disabled spaces
- River boat
- Bridges
- Cycling
- Coach
Postcodes and map
Transport
Underground and Rail
Visitors travelling on the London Underground can use the District, Circle or Jubilee lines to get to Westminster station, which is fully wheelchair accessible.
If you need help at Westminster station, please speak to the Transport for London staff. You don't need to book help in advance.
Victoria, Charing Cross and Waterloo mainline stations are about 20 minutes away by foot and have connecting buses.
Bus
Buses stop near Parliament Square in Victoria Street and towards Trafalgar Square in Whitehall. All buses in London are now wheelchair accessible.
Car parking and disabled spaces
Travelling by car will often be subject to the congestion charge and meter parking is limited.
- Call 020 7219 0516
- For Text phone dial 18001 followed by 020 7219 0516
- Email the Visitor Experience team
Disabled parking spaces are located nearby in Great Peter Street, Smith Square, and by Methodist Central Hall on Matthew Parker Street.
To find the nearest available car park/spaces around the parliamentary estate for guests, please check the City of Westminster website.
River Boat
Several river boat operators offer services that stop at Westminster Pier on Victoria Embankment. The ramps can be quite steep so visitors using a manual wheelchair may need help.
Bridges
Westminster Bridge, Waterloo Bridge, and the Golden Jubilee pedestrian bridges are wheelchair accessible.
