The Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust
Fulham Road
London SW3 6JJ
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The London site is located in Chelsea, close to the centre of the city and near to first class hotels, museums and the shopping areas of Knightsbridge and the King's Road.
Travel by underground
The nearest underground station is South Kensington which is about seven minutes’ walk away through Onslow Square. South Kensington station is served by the Piccadilly, District and Circle lines.
Travel by bus
Several buses run past the hospital or stop nearby.
Numbers 14, 414 and 345 pass the hospital.
Numbers 11, 19, 22, 70, 74, 211, 319 and C1 have stops within easy reach.
Plan your journey
Click on the logo below to plan your journey to The Royal Marsden Hospital's London campus.
Parking
Please note that the hospital is unable to offer car parking facilities and that apart from a few metered bays and some disabled bays in Dudmaston Mews, on-street parking is strictly prohibited. Cars illegally parked are likely to be clamped. Cars parked in 'Resident Only' bays in Chelsea Square are likely to be towed away.
Patients and visitors are strongly advised not to travel by car to the London site.
Congestion charging
From 19 February 2007, the Trust's London site will be covered by the western extension of the Congestion Charging Zone.
Patients and visitors and NHS staff are not automatically exempt from the congestion charge. However, in March 2003, The Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust registered for a congestion charging London Reimbursement account with Transport for London (TFL).
This allows us to reimburse patients for whom it is essential to travel to the hospital by car for the costs of the congestion charge they may incur. Claim forms are available from the Cashier’s Office opposite the Pharmacy at the Trust’s London site.
To be eligible for reimbursement, a patient must:
- Have a compromised immune system, require regular therapy or assessment, or require recurrent surgical intervention
- Be clinically assessed as too ill, weak or disabled to travel to a hospital appointment on public transport
For more information on congesting charging and the reimbursement scheme for NHS patients, please download Transport for London's leaflet.
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Useful numbers
London Travel Information (trains and buses): 020 7222 1234
London County Buses: 01737 242411
National Rail Enquiry Line: 08457 48 49 50
London General Transport Services Ltd: 020 8646 1747
South London Dial a Ride: 020 8784 6016
Rail timetables are available on the
National Rail Enquiries website.