Last Alteration: Wednesday 30 December 2015
Hammersmith
Hammersmith
London
Hammersmith is in West London, home to Riverside Studios, the Hammersmith Apollo, and the Lyric Theatre, not to mention a variety of pubs and shops!
How to get here:
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Underground (Hammersmith & City): Hammersmith HAC - +
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Underground (District/Piccadilly Line): Hammersmith DP - +
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Bus: Hammersmith Bus Map +
Areas within Hammersmith to visit:
From the western entrance to the centre, cross over and head west along King Street; Macbeth Street will be on the left-hand side. | Head through the shopping centre, passing Tesco to the subway under the southern side to Fulham Palace Road. Walk past the Hammersmith Apollo and along Queen Caroline Steet; Queen's Wharf is at the end (Thames shore). |
From the western entrance to the centre, cross over and head northwest on Beadon Road, and the Dartmouth Castle Pub is opposite as you reach Glenthorne Road. | From the western entrance to the centre, cross over and head south and then southwest along Hammersmith Bridge Road, and British Oxygen is on the right-hand side. |
| Riverside Studios Head through the shopping centre, passing Tesco to the subway under the southern side to Fulham Palace Road. Walk past the Hammersmith Apollo and along Queen Caroline Steet. Turn left into Crisp Road, and the studios are on the right. |
Other nearby locations:
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Becklow Road (Attack of the Cybermen). Bus: Hammersmith Bus Station. Take route 266 towards Brent Cross, and alight at Askew Road (Gayford Road). Head north on Askew Road, then turn left into Cobold Road. Becklow Road is the next right.
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White City Central Line Station (The Chase). Bus: Hammersmith Bus Station. Take route 72/220 towards Shepherds Bush; alight at White City Station.
Additional locations as the crow flies:
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Macbeth Centre (Remembrance of the Daleks): 0.34 miles. 
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Holiday Inn (The Power Of Three): 0.35 miles.
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