Access Guide
Overview - Route Area
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Starting Point
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- The starting point for the route is Euston Train Station.
- Public transport facilities near the start point include: bus stops and underground stations.
- The train station is Euston.
- Near to the starting point there is a taxi rank and a clearly marked drop-off point.
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End Point
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- The end point for the route is the National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery.
- There are no public transport stops or stations at the end point.
- Near to the end point there is on-street Blue Badge parking and on-street standard parking.
- The on-street Blue Badge parking is located on Queen Square.
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Additional Information
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- The approximate distance of this route is 1287m.
- The average walking time between the start and end points is 18 minutes.
Euston Station
- There is step-free access from the platforms to the entrance of the station.
- There are toilets within the station.
- As you exit the station onto Euston Square, the surface is paving slabs.
Euston Square - Euston Road
- Cross Euston Square and head towards Euston Road.
- The distance from the Station to Euston Road is approximately 110m.
- The surface of the Square is paving slabs and block paving.
- There are bollards, with a width of 114cm between them.
- After approximately 60m there is a slight slope leading towards Euston Road.
- There are pillars, trees and planters along the route before you reach Euston Road.
- When you reach Euston Road, turn left and follow the pavement.
Route Area Crossing (Euston Road)
- This is a Puffin crossing point.
- The crossing point has a refuge island.
- The crossing point has dropped kerbs.
- Dropped kerbs have tactile paving.
- The crossing point has a rotating cone.
- There are bollards on the approach to the crossing.
Euston Road - Upper Woburn Place
- After crossing Euston Road, turn left and head along Euston Road for approximately 90m until you reach Upper Woburn Place.
- The surface of the pavement is paving slabs.
Route Area Crossing (Upper Woburn Place)
- This is a Pelican crossing point.
- The crossing point has a refuge island.
- The crossing point has dropped kerbs.
- Dropped kerbs have tactile paving.
- The crossing point has a rotating cone.
Upper Woburn Place / Tavistock Square - Woburn Place
- After crossing Upper Woburn Place, turn right and follow the pavement until you reach Tavistock Place crossing.
- There is a Legible London.
- The surface of the pavement varies between paving slabs, tactile paving and block paving.
- Obstacles along the route include bus stops, lamp posts, bins, a post box.
Route Area Crossing (Tavistock Place)
- This is a Puffin crossing point.
- The crossing point has dropped kerbs.
- Dropped kerbs have tactile paving.
- The crossing point has a rotating cone.
Woburn Place
- After crossing Tavistock Place, follow the pavement along Woburn Place until you reach Coram Street.
- There is a Legible London.
- The surface of the pavement is paving slabs and block paving.
- Obstacles along the route include lamp posts and trees.
Route Area Crossing (Coram Street)
- This is an unmarked crossing point (without controls or markings).
- The crossing point has a refuge island.
- The crossing point has dropped kerbs.
- Dropped kerbs have tactile paving.
Woburn Place
- Continue along Woburn Place until you reach Bernard Street.
- There is a crossing where cars turn in and out.
- There are dropped kerbs without tactile paving.
- The surface of the pavement is paving slabs and block paving.
- Obstacles along the route include lamp posts, trees and a bus stop.
Route Area Crossing (Bernard Street)
- This is a Puffin crossing point.
- The crossing point has flush kerbs.
- Flush kerbs have tactile paving.
- The crossing point has a rotating cone.
Russell Square
- After crossing Bernard Street, continue along Russell Square.
- The surface of the pavement is paving slabs.
- Obstacles along the route include lamp posts.
Route Area Crossing (Guildford Street)
- This is a Puffin crossing point.
- The crossing point has dropped kerbs.
- Dropped kerbs have tactile paving.
- The crossing point has a rotating cone.
Guildford Street
- After crossing Guildford Street, turn left and continue along the pavement until you reach Queen Anne's Walk.
- There are dropped kerbs along route to cross access points, without tactile paving.
- The surface of the pavement is paving slabs and tarmac.
- Obstacles along the route include lamp posts and trees.
Queen Anne's Walk - Queens Square
- Turn right at Queen Anne's Walk and follow the pavement up a slight slope until you reach Queens Square.
- The surface of the pavement is paving slabs.
- The National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery is located on your left hand side.