Streatham High St.,
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I were going to say the same - Streatham not the greatest - but i believe it must be family there are going to see. Not unsafe just tacky. And i passed thru there many times when i was hanging out for weeks at Crystal palace and jogging into London.
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I assume you mean Streatham High Road, not High Street.
Looking at tfl.co.uk, I don't see a lot of good options. Your best bet is to come into Liverpool Street via the Stansted Express, take the tube to Farringdon Rail Station (Circle or Metropolitan lines) and then take First Capital Connect to Wimbledon, getting off at Streatham. The station is on the High Road.
Or take a cab, as Pal suggests. Especially if you can't walk easily.
The train-tube-train route I describe should take you an hour and 35 minutes. But you should visit that website to confirm your exact traveling times.
Looking at tfl.co.uk, I don't see a lot of good options. Your best bet is to come into Liverpool Street via the Stansted Express, take the tube to Farringdon Rail Station (Circle or Metropolitan lines) and then take First Capital Connect to Wimbledon, getting off at Streatham. The station is on the High Road.
Or take a cab, as Pal suggests. Especially if you can't walk easily.
The train-tube-train route I describe should take you an hour and 35 minutes. But you should visit that website to confirm your exact traveling times.
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A possible bus route from Liverpool Street (Stop K) would be to take Route 344 to Clapham Hill/St Johns Hill, and getting off at the Imperial War Museum, and changing there (Stop L) to Route 159 to Streatham Bus Garage, which is on the High Road.
You'd still have to make your way from Stansted to Liverpool Street via the Express.
You'd still have to make your way from Stansted to Liverpool Street via the Express.
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as you can see, there is really no easy way to do this. Stansted is quite a ways north of London and Streatham is in south London. How long does he have to make the journey? And must he go directly to Streatham from Stansted? For instance is he staying in London for a day or two and only has to go to Streatham some time during his stay?
And if he has to do Stansted > Streatham > Stansted on the same day - OY!!
And if he has to do Stansted > Streatham > Stansted on the same day - OY!!
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Got the bus to Victoria, train from there to East Croydon via Norbury. Bought the car in a garage 5 minutes from station. Car in great condition - much cheaper than Ireland. Headed to Caridiff and stayed in the Novotel Hotel which was excellent. The Bayside Brasserie was not open but the manager recommended Mimosa which was lovely. the whole affair was not too complicated after all
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Got the bus to Victoria, train from there to East Croydon via Norbury. Bought the car in a garage 5 minutes from station. Car in great condition - much cheaper than Ireland. Headed to Caridiff >>>>>>>
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