Heathrow Airport to Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance (Faculty of Music (King Charles Court))
Heathrow Airport to Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance (Faculty of Music (King Charles Court))
Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance, Faculty of Music (King Charles Court) is at King Charles Court, Old Royal Naval College, London, SE10 9JF. The drive from Heathrow Airport to Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance covers about 38 km (24 miles). In free-flowing traffic it takes around 77 minutes; when we checked during the weekday evening rush hour it was about 1 h 33 min, so allow extra time at busy periods. From central London (Westminster) it is about 10 km. Prices are calculated for each vehicle from the road distance and are shown in the booking form below before you book.
Music faculty in the Old Royal Naval College, Greenwich; dance is at the Laban Building, Deptford.
For a student with two large suitcases a Saloon or Executive Saloon is usually enough; with family or more luggage, choose an SUV or MPV. Arriving at another London airport? Change the pickup airport in the booking form and the price is recalculated for London.
Official website: trinitylaban.ac.uk
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