Getting here

By Car

Thame is our centre point of reference, situated in the heart of England roughly 1 hour from London and 20 mins from Oxford. Getting here is easy with nearby motorways.

From the Eurotunnel and most ferry ports along the South East coast still take you round the outskirts of London on the M25, then the M40 towards Birmingham/Oxford.

.From the South coast count 2 hours to 2 hours 30 to get here, depending on traffic.

 

by Train

There are several train stations nearby, within 10 to 30 minutes.. haddenham and thame parkway being the closest. Taxi and bus services are readily available from london Marylebone station the journey is roughly 45 mins, and the train frequency on that line is approximately every 30 mins.

 

by Plane

Thame is situated about 40 kilometres from Heathrow international airport, 1 hour from Luton airport, and 1 and a half hours from Stansted airport. There is also an Oxford airport. We can organise a taxi for collection from any of the above directly to your accommodation on request..

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Blenheim Palace
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