Directions to Lloyds No.1 - the Regal (Cambridge) with public transport
The following transport lines have routes that pass near Lloyds No.1 - the Regal
How to get to Lloyds No.1 - the Regal by bus?
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Bus stations near Lloyds No.1 - the Regal in Cambridge
- St Andrew's Street, Cambridge,3 min walk,
- Emmanuel Street, Cambridge,4 min walk,
- Drummer Street, Cambridge,4 min walk,
- Drummer St Bus Station, Cambridge,5 min walk,
- The Busway Regent Street, Cambridge,10 min walk,
Bus lines to Lloyds No.1 - the Regal in Cambridge
- 2,Milton,
- PR1,Cambridge,
- 4,Cambridge,
- 6,Oakington,
- 8,Rampton,
- PR2,Fen Ditton,
- B,Hinchingbrooke Park,
- TOUR,Silver Street - Silver Street,
- PR3,Cambridge City Centre - Trumpington park&ride,
- 75,Cambridge - Orwell - Wrestlingworth,
- X75,Cambridge - Orwell,
- 1,Kings Hedges,
- 3,Fulbourn,
- 7,Cambridge,
- 16A,Great Thurlow,
- X3,Cambridge,
- 5,Longstanton,
- PR5,Cambridge,
- PR4,Cambridge,
- A,Trumpington,
What are the nearest stations to Lloyds No.1 - the Regal?
The nearest stations to Lloyds No.1 - the Regal are:
- St Andrew's Street, Cambridge is 179 meters away, 3 min walk.
- Emmanuel Street, Cambridge is 237 meters away, 4 min walk.
- Drummer Street, Cambridge is 262 meters away, 4 min walk.
- Drummer St Bus Station, Cambridge is 292 meters away, 5 min walk.
- The Busway Regent Street, Cambridge is 688 meters away, 10 min walk.
Which bus lines stop near Lloyds No.1 - the Regal?
These bus lines stop near Lloyds No.1 - the Regal: 11, 31, 8, X75.
What’s the nearest bus stop to Lloyds No.1 - the Regal in Cambridge?
The nearest bus stop to Lloyds No.1 - the Regal in Cambridge is St Andrew's Street, Cambridge. It’s a 3 min walk away.
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