How to get fromNotting Hill to Acton Townby subway, bus, taxi, or foot

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There are 6 ways to get from Notting Hill to Acton Town by subway, bus, taxi, or foot

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Subway
best
1. Take the subway from High Street Kensington station to Acton Town stationsubway Circle / ...
18 min
£3
Bus
cheapest
1. Take the bus from Holland Park to Denehurst Gardensbus N207
27 min
£2
Taxi
1. Take the taxi from Notting Hill to Acton Towntaxi 4.1 mi
13 min
£60–75
Walk
1. Take the walk from Notting Hill to Acton Townwalk 4.1 mi
1h 19m
Subway via Ealing Broadway station
1. Take the subway from Holland Park station to Ealing Broadway stationsubway Central
2. Take the subway from Ealing Broadway station to Acton Town stationsubway District
26 min
£4
Line 70 bus
1. Take the bus from Ladbroke Grove to Acton Town Station / Enfield Roadbus 70
40 min
£2

Notting Hill to Acton Town by subway

140Weekly Subways

18 minAverage Duration

£3Cheapest Price

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Distance: 4.7 mi
Duration: 18 min

What companies run services between Notting Hill, England and Acton Town, England?

London Underground (Tube) operates a subway from High Street Kensington station to Acton Town station hourly. Tickets cost £3 and the journey takes 18 min. Alternatively, Transport UK London Bus operates a bus from Holland Park to Denehurst Gardens every 30 minutes. Tickets cost £2 and the journey takes 19 min.

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