How to get to Globe theatre in London | A comprehensive guide

On the south bank of the Thames, near Tate Modern and Millennium Bridge in central London.

Take the Elizabeth line or Piccadilly line to central London, then transfer to a Tube station near the Globe (e.g., Blackfriars or London Bridge).

Yes. Black cabs pass frequently, and ride-hailing apps like Uber are fully operational in the area.

Roughly £13–£18, depending on distance and traffic.

Yes. Oyster cards, Travelcards, and contactless payments offer unlimited daily caps across Tube, bus, and some trains.

Currently, tickets are sold separately, though some sightseeing passes include Globe tours or exhibitions.

Blackfriars Station is the nearest (10-min walk).

Routes 45, 63, 100, 381, RV1, and 344 stop within walking distance.

Yes. The main entrance and theatre are wheelchair-accessible, and accessible toilets and hearing loops are available.

Absolutely. Walking from nearby landmarks like St. Paul’s or Borough Market is scenic and straightforward.

Not on-site. Use one of the nearby paid car parks within 10 minutes’ walk.

Take the Tube or River Bus, which are less affected by street congestion during peak times.

Only if walking along the river, carry an umbrella if rain is forecast. All transport services run year-round.

Weekdays: 7:30–9:30am and 4:30–6:30pm. Plan extra travel time during these periods.

Use the main entrance on New Globe Walk. E-tickets can be scanned at the gate.

No. All performance and tour tickets include VAT. Donations to support the theatre are welcome but not required.