Travel information for Bell Teacher Campus

Cambridge is easily accessible from all London airports and the St Pancras Eurostar terminal. Learn more about arranging your travel to Bell Teacher Campus, Homerton College, Cambridge.

Taxi transfer

For a smooth arrival, you can book an airport transfer with us to take you direct to Bell Teacher Campus, Homerton College, Cambridge. You can book this via the online booking form as part of your course reservation. Alternatively, you can contact our customer service team:

Arranging your own travel

If you would like to arrange your own transfer, here is some further information:

Arriving by coach

Regular coaches run from Heathrow, Gatwick, Stansted and Luton airports to Cambridge city centre. Visit National Express for more information.

Arriving by train

There are regular trains from all major airports to London and a frequent service to Cambridge from London Liverpool Street station, London Kings Cross station and Stansted Airport. Please use the following links for more information:

If you are arriving by Eurostar, you can walk from St Pancras International to London Kings Cross (a 5 minute walk) and travel by train to Cambridge.

Getting around Cambridge

By bus

The bus stop for Homerton College Bell is on Hills Road and there is a regular service to the city centre. A weekly Megarider ticket costs approximately £14 from the bus driver and you can use this as many times as you wish for 7 days on any Citi bus.

Visit Stagecoach.com for more information. The Homerton College team are here to help if you have any questions.

By bicycle

Cambridge is often known as the ‘city of cycling’ as many of its residents choose to cycle around the city. You can easily hire a bicycle during your stay. However, please only hire a bicycle if you are an experienced cyclist.

Read our guide to cycling in Cambridge

Hiring a bike

If you're staying with us for a short amount of time, you can easily hire a bike from Rutland Cycling. They will also supply you with a helmet and a good quality lock.

Staying safe when cycling

Remember:

we drive on the left-hand side of the road
use cycle routes wherever possible
always wear a cycle helmet (it's not a legal requirement, but we highly recommend you wear a helmet)
take special care at roundabouts, road junctions and where cycle routes join a main road
watch out for other vehicles turning in front of you, especially large vehicles such as lorries and buses
always cycle in single file - one cyclist behind another
make sure the lights on your bicycle work and use them when it is dark – you can be fined by the police if you do not do this!
if you think crossing the road is dangerous, get off your bicycle and push it across – always use the pedestrian crossing outside Bell to walk across
always lock up your bicycle

If you need any help with cycling in Cambridge, our team are here to advise you.