Our venues are in the city centre. https://oxfordlindyexchange.com/venues/

We recommend travelling to Oxford by public transport. Oxford is not a car-friendly city, with parking spaces in the city centre sparse and expensive. If you are planning to travel to Oxford by car, we recommend using one of the Park & Ride services around the city. Locations can be found here:

https://www.oxford.gov.uk/directory/8/car_parks_in_oxford/category/56/categoryInfo/13

Travelling to Oxford by train or bus
Oxford is well connected via trains and buses to most major cities in the UK.

For trains check www.thetrainline.com
For buses check www.nationalexpress.com

IMPORTANT: Visitors from outside the UK

For those visiting from outside the UK, you’ll need an Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) – this is a new regulation that came into effect on the 2nd April 2025. Even mainland Europeans will need one.

An ETA costs just under €20, and you apply online. You should get an answer in minutes, but leave yourself 3 working days to be on the safe side.

For all the details see: https://homeofficemedia.blog.gov.uk/electronic-travel-authorisation-eta-factsheet-april-2025/

By train or bus from central London

By Train (travel time 60-75 minutes)

London Marylebone to Oxford.
https://www.chilternrailways.co.uk

London Paddington to Oxford.
https://www.gwr.com

The train station is approximately a 10-minute walk to the primary venue for the weekend.

TOP TIP: Marylebone station is just a short distance (20min) from St Pancras Station where the Eurostar gets in. So if you’re planning to come from the continent, why not take the train instead of the plane?

By Bus (travel time from 110 minutes)

Oxford Tube
www.oxfordtube.com

Travelling to Oxford by air
The closest and most convenient airport to Oxford is London Heathrow, then London Gatwick. You can use the Airline bus service directly to Oxford: airline.oxfordbus.co.uk

Other airports are more complicated to reach Oxford from.