Millwall

How to get to Millwall

By Car

By Road

If you want to drive to Millwall, we’re going to recommend a direct route through central London. Just be wary of straying into any Congestion Charge zone. We don’t think you will, but we aren’t taking that hit. So, let’s start by heading south on the A1.

Follow the A1 all the way down into Islington until you hit the junction by Highbury and Islington Tube station. Here, take the second exit from the roundabout onto the A1200. This takes you down to Old Street roundabout, where you want to bear left for the A501.

As you indulge this trendy part of town, use the right two lanes to take a slight right onto the A1202. In 1.2 miles, turn right onto the B126 and then a slight left onto the A1210 shortly after. This takes you down towards Tower Bridge. So – don’t forget to take pics.

After crossing the Thames, turn left onto Tooley Street (A200) towards Bermondsey. Go right onto St James’s Road, then left just after the railway bridge for Blue Anchor Lane. This becomes Southwark Park Road (A2206) as you follow it round to the left.

At the roundabout, take the second exit for Galleywall Road. A third of a mile later, you need to go right onto the A2208 and then left onto Ilderton Road. It’s a quick-fire move, should your mind wander. It’s another third of a mile until Stockholm Road; go left here, left again and left once more for The Den.

By Rail

By Rail

Station: SOUTH BERMONDSEY
Services to: PECKHAM RYE (for HIGHBURY AND ISLINGTON)

South Bermondsey is a 10-minute walk from the stadium and is the preferred station. You can get to South Bermondsey by travelling to Finsbury Park, catching the tube to Highbury and Islington and then the London Overground to Peckham Rye.

Leave the station and turn left onto Ilderton Road, following it round before turning left for Zampa Road. Cross the railway into Bolina Road and you’re there.

Parking

Parking

There’s no parking at the ground and the Lions ask that you take public transport if at all possible. You might find street parking in the nearby residential areas, but we aren’t sure that you won’t just find a load of permit and resident schemes in force.