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Getting to the London Dungeon

Where is the London Dungeon located?

Address: Riverside Building, County Hall, Westminster Bridge Rd, London SE1 7PB, United Kingdom

The London Dungeon is located in central London on the South Bank, inside County Hall along the River Thames, in a lively area surrounded by major attractions.

Closest landmark: London Eye, just a 1-minute walk away

Getting to the London Dungeon by public transport

  • Travel time: Varies by starting point
  • Closest station: Waterloo Station
  • Timings: First train around 5 am; last train around 12 am (varies by line)
  • Lines: Bakerloo, Northern, Jubilee, Waterloo & City
  • Take any line to Waterloo and follow signs for the South Bank. The London Dungeon is about a 5-10 minute walk from the station.
  • Travel time: Varies by starting point
  • Closest stop: County Hall / Westminster Bridge
  • Timings: Buses run throughout the day; night buses available
  • Bus lines: 211, 77, 381
  • Board from central London and get off near Westminster Bridge. The London Dungeon is a short walk from the stop.
  • Travel time: Varies by starting point
  • Closest station: Waterloo Station
  • Timings: Trains run from early morning to late night
  • Waterloo is a major rail hub with connections across London and beyond. From the station, it’s a 5–10 minute walk to the London Dungeon.

Getting to the London Dungeon by car

Driving route

  • Travel time: Varies depending on traffic from central London
  • Distance: 2 km from Trafalgar Square
  • Peak traffic hours: 8 am–10 am, 5 pm–7 pm
  • Routes: Via Westminster Bridge Road, with multiple central London approach roads depending on traffic

Driving in central London can be challenging, so public transport is generally recommended.

Parking facilities

The London Dungeon does not have on-site parking. Limited parking is available in the South Bank area within walking distance, but spaces are restricted and can fill up quickly, so advance booking is strongly recommended where possible.

Nearby parking options include:

  • National Theatre Car Park
  • Q-Park Westminster

Accessibility

The London Dungeon is wheelchair accessible, with step-free access throughout the attraction and smooth entry via County Hall. Elevators are available at nearby stations like Waterloo, making access easier from public transport.

  • Public transport: Most London buses are wheelchair accessible with ramps, and Underground stations like Waterloo offer step-free access.
  • Driving & parking: There is no on-site parking, but nearby car parks may offer accessible bays.
  • Entrance: Step-free entrance with staff assistance available.

Cycling / Walking to the London Dungeon

  • Best for: Riverside walks, sightseeing, active travellers
  • Travel time: Walk for 10–15 minutes / Cycle for 5–10 minutes
  • Distance: 1-2 kms from Trafalgar Square

Walking to the London Dungeon is a scenic way to explore central London. Head toward the River Thames via Westminster Bridge and continue along the South Bank, passing street performers and riverside cafés. Cycling is just as convenient, with dedicated lanes and bike hire options available across the city, making for a quick and enjoyable ride.

Compare your travel options

Mode of transportTravel time (from Trafalgar Square)Estimated cost Best for

🚇 Tube

10–15 mins

£3.00–£3.60

Fast & convenient travel

🚌 Bus

15–25 mins

£1.75

Budget travel and city views

🚗 Car/Ride-hail

Varies (traffic-dependent)

£15–£30+

Comfort travel with small groups

🚶‍♂️ Walking

10–15 mins

Free

Scenic riverside strolls

🚴 Cycling

5–10 mins

£2–£5

Quick and flexible travel

Frequently asked questions about getting to the London Dungeon

The easiest and most reliable way is by tube or train to Waterloo Station, followed by a short 5-10-minute walk. Public transport is recommended over driving due to central London traffic and limited parking.