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Abbey RoadKing's Cross, Greater London

Distance: 6 km·Drive time: 15 min

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Driving from Abbey Road to King's Cross, Greater London takes about via A501. The distance is 6 km. The straight-line distance is 4 km. Driving directions

Driving directions

13 · 6 km
  1. 1 Depart left onto Langford Close 38 m
  2. 2 At end of road, turn right onto Langford Place 114 m
  3. 3 At end of road, turn left onto Abbey Road 290 m
  4. 4 Continue straight onto Grove End Road 514 m
  5. 5 Continue straight onto Lisson Grove 622 m
  6. 6 Turn left onto Rossmore Road 451 m
  7. 7 Continue straight onto Park Road 269 m
  8. 8 Turn slightly left onto Allsop Place 297 m
  1. 9 At end of road, turn left onto Marylebone Road 798 m
  2. 10 Continue straight onto Euston Road 261 m
  3. 11 Continue straight onto Euston Underpass 390 m
  4. 12 Continue straight onto Euston Road 2 km
  5. 13 Arrive left onto Euston Road

The return trip from King's Cross, Greater London to Abbey Road covers roughly the same distance, 6 km.

Questions and answers

King's Cross, Greater London lies roughly to the east of Abbey Road.

How far is it from Abbey Road to King's Cross, Greater London?

The distance between Abbey Road and King's Cross, Greater London is 6 km by road.

How long does it take to drive from Abbey Road to King's Cross, Greater London?

The drive from Abbey Road to King's Cross, Greater London takes approximately 15 min by car.

What is the best route from Abbey Road to King's Cross, Greater London?

The fastest route from Abbey Road to King's Cross, Greater London covers 6 km with a driving time of approximately 15 min.

What is the shortest route from Abbey Road to King's Cross, Greater London?

The shortest driving route from Abbey Road to King's Cross, Greater London is about 6 km by road.

Sources

Distance and drive time are computed from OpenStreetMap road data with the OSRM routing engine. Updated .