> Is there a route involving just one bus from Embankment Gardens, along
> the Chelsea Embankment to the Royal Albert Hall?  From what I can
> gather from Internet maps etc., the nearest bus for that seems to be
> the 360.  Can you advise?

> Is there a route involving just one bus from Embankment Gardens, along
> the Chelsea Embankment to the Royal Albert Hall? From what I can
> gather from Internet maps etc., the nearest bus for that seems to be
> the 360. Can you advise?
> Reg M
>

> On 29 Feb, 14:25, Reg M yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
>

>> Is there a route involving just one bus from Embankment Gardens, along
>> the Chelsea Embankment to the Royal Albert Hall?  From what I can
>> gather from Internet maps etc., the nearest bus for that seems to be
>> the 360.  Can you advise?
>> Reg M

>
> The number 9 bus from directly outside Charing Cross station (stop S)
> goes direct to the Royal Albert Hall. If you are starting from
> Victoria Embankment Gardens then you just need to walk the very short
> distance up Villiers Street - see this street map:http://www.streetmap.co.uk/newmap.srf?x=530322&y=180447
>
> The green area to the north of Villiers St and west of Victoria
> Embankment (the road) is Victoria Embankment gardens.
>
> You need to have a ticket before you board if you are starting from
> Charing Cross - if you do not have an Oyster card or a Day Travelcard
> or other pass then you need to buy a ticket before you board. You can ...

>On Feb 29, 2:25 pm, Reg M yahoo.co.uk> wrote:

>> Is there a route involving just one bus from Embankment Gardens, along
>> the Chelsea Embankment to the Royal Albert Hall?  From what I can
>> gather from Internet maps etc., the nearest bus for that seems to be
>> the 360.  Can you advise?

>
>Assuming you are on the north side of the Thames then walk up Villiers
>St to Charing Cross station and catch a number 9 bus direct. The 360
>runs south of the Thames and is no good to you at all.

> On Feb 29, 3:56 pm, Mizter T gmail.com> wrote:

>> On 29 Feb, 14:25, Reg M yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
>>

>>> Is there a route involving just one bus from Embankment Gardens, along
>>> the Chelsea Embankment to the Royal Albert Hall?  From what I can
>>> gather from Internet maps etc., the nearest bus for that seems to be
>>> the 360.  Can you advise?
>>> Reg M

>
>
> Thanks for the response but unless I have misread the map the
> Embankment Gardens I referred to is just west of Chelsea Bridge, the
> north side of the river on Chelsea Embankment. It appears on the map
> just below the Royal Hospital Chelsea.
>
> Reg M

>
> On Feb 29, 3:56 pm, Mizter T gmail.com> wrote:
>

>> On 29 Feb, 14:25, Reg M yahoo.co.uk> wrote:

>

>>> Is there a route involving just one bus from Embankment Gardens, along
>>> the Chelsea Embankment to the Royal Albert Hall? From what I can
>>> gather from Internet maps etc., the nearest bus for that seems to be
>>> the 360. Can you advise?
>>> Reg M

>

>> The number 9 bus from directly outside Charing Cross station (stop S)
>> goes direct to the Royal Albert Hall. If you are starting from
>> Victoria Embankment Gardens [...]

>
> (snip mistaken advice for a journey from the Embankment!)
>
>
> Thanks for the response but unless I have misread the map the ...

>
> On 2008-02-29, Reg M btopenworld.com> wrote:
>

>> Thanks for the response but unless I have misread the map the
>> Embankment Gardens I referred to is just west of Chelsea Bridge, the
>> north side of the river on Chelsea Embankment. It appears on the map
>> just below the Royal Hospital Chelsea.

>

>> Reg M

>
> If you walk along Chelsea Embankment towards Chelsea Bridge, there is a
> sort of roundabout at an entrance to the grounds of the Royal Hospital.
> There is a bus stop there for the 360 towards the Albert Hall. It
> terminates in Prince Consort Road behind the Albert Hall - get off the
> bus and walk further along the road, you will see the hall on your left.
>
> When returning it is probably best to use the stop in Queensgate just
> south of Kensington Road. You will need to get off in Chelsea Bridge
> Road at the Lister Hospital, as the bus in that direction does not enter ...

> On Fri, 29 Feb 2008 07:45:18 -0800 (PST), Paul Corfield
>yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
>

>>On Feb 29, 2:25 pm, Reg M yahoo.co.uk> wrote:

>>> Is there a route involving just one bus from Embankment Gardens, along
>>> the Chelsea Embankment to the Royal Albert Hall?  From what I can
>>> gather from Internet maps etc., the nearest bus for that seems to be
>>> the 360.  Can you advise?

>>
>>Assuming you are on the north side of the Thames then walk up Villiers
>>St to Charing Cross station and catch a number 9 bus direct. The 360
>>runs south of the Thames and is no good to you at all.

>
> I think you're looking at the wrong Embankment Gardens. "Chelsea
> Embankment" is a clue! He wants a 452.
>

> Does the 360 really only serve stop CH - that's the bus stop outside
> the entrance to the Royal Hospital that you describe - only in *one*
> direction? I have to say I think it's very silly if it does! One gets
> the impression that this stop is provided for the benefit of the
> Chelsea Pensioners at the Hospital, but this would mean that they can
> only benefit from northbound buses serving it.