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Anybody knows how to get to Brent Cross Shopping Centre by train?

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    mark_a_s
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    Hey Mark here,

    I’m planning a trip to Brent Cross Shopping Centre and was wondering if anyone could give me a bit of guidance on the best way to get there by train? I’m not super familiar with the area, so any advice would be greatly appreciated! Specifically, I’m looking for info on which train lines to take, where I might need to change trains, and what the closest station to the shopping centre is. Also, if there are any other tips or things to watch out for, that would be awesome.

    Thanks in advance!

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    #2448
    david12
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    You’ll want to hop on the Northern Line (black line) on the London Underground. You’ll need to head towards the Edgware branch and get off at the Brent Cross station, which is the closest one to the shopping centre.

    Once you’re at Brent Cross station, it’s about a 10-15 minute walk to the shopping centre. Just follow the signs, or if you’re not up for a walk, you could grab a quick bus or a taxi from the station.

    If you’re coming from central London, you can catch the Northern Line from major stations like King’s Cross, Euston, or Camden Town. Just make sure you’re on the train going towards Edgware and not the High Barnet branch, as they split off at Camden.

    Hope that helps! Let me know if you need anything else.

    #2465
    tracy22
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    Hey, just to add to that, if you’re coming from somewhere a bit further out, you might need to change trains. For example, if you’re coming from the Circle Line or the Hammersmith & City Line, you can change at King’s Cross St. Pancras to catch the Northern Line. Also, check for any planned closures or delays on the Transport for London website before you travel, just in case there are any disruptions. Safe travels!

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