bus travel in london

[gleno1]

Hello. Do any of you travel from kings cross to winchester road by bus? If you do could you possibly tell me what no. bus takes you there please and a rough idea on how often they run.Thanking you in anticipation

[Lil O'lady]

Looking at the london transport maps online, looks like a no 46 from Euston road outside the station, going towards Camden Town. Change and get the 31 which should drop you near the end of Winchester Road. But that's just guesswork using the routemap - hopefully someone will have the exact lowdown.
Personally if not in a hurry or carrying much luggage I'd walk it, just under 3 miles.

[dzug]

There's at least half a dozen Winchester Roads in London and the immedate surrounds.

Which one do you want?

[puternut]

Hope this might help


http://journeyplanner..._REQUEST2?language=en

[gleno1]

Thankyou very much for replying to my querie Lil O lady dzug and puternut. We are going to the Mora burnet house dzug .Its a housing association for elderly people .We are visiting somebody soon and with us not living in London dont want to waste a lot of time trying to find it

[dzug]

The 46 (stop T - side of St Pancras station - direction Lancaster Gate) will take you to Swiss Cottage tube station. From there it's a short walk. You can get a bus for one stop but it isn't really any significant distance nearer the home

The 46 runs every 10 minutes in the daytime and takes about 40 minutes

http://www.tfl.gov.uk...swisscottage-2249.pdf

may help

The tube (change at Baker Street) is quicker - about 20 minutes

[gleno1]

Thankyou very much dzug for the information -it will make it so much easier -i appreciate it

[gleno1]

Thankyou all for giving me the imformation on getting to the Mora Burnet house in Winchester Road.It was a doddle and better still with using our pensioners bus pass.We went three times -one of the perks of being a pensioner.