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Central Saint Martins is located at King's Cross, which is our main site, and Archway. Please note there are two Granary Squares in N1, Central Saint Martins is based in King’s Cross not nearby Islington.

Some Study Abroad, Full-Time Portfolio and Short Courses will be running at Central Saint Martins in Archway (Annex B), Elthorne Road - N19.

Full accessibility information for our site is listed below, including route guides, parking information, accessible seating at events and more.

King's Cross

Central Saint Martins
Granary Building
1 Granary Square
King's Cross
N1C 4AA

Public transport

For detailed travel information and to plan your journey around London, please visit the Transport for London Website.

• Buses: 10, 17, 30, 45, 59, 63, 73, 91, 205, 214, 259, 390, 476 ="">
• Underground: The nearest underground station is King's Cross, take the Regent's Canal exit. Turn right outside the exit to join King's Boulevard, a pedestrian route going north. Cross over the road at the top of the Boulevard and you will see the Granary building ahead.
• To get to King's Cross from Archway, catch the 17 or 390 bus.

Accessibility

Access

CSM King's Cross:

Taxi drop-off

We recommend that you have your taxi drop you off on Handyside Street, directly behind our King’s Cross site. You will then need to make your way up Stable Street to access the building.

Accessible parking

For accessible parking, there are 2 disabled parking bays under the Handyside Canopy and 1 opposite the GAIL’s Bakery on Handyside Street. These belong to the King’s Cross Estates and cannot be prebooked.

CSM Archway

Taxi drop-off

We recommend that you have your taxi drop you off directly outside our main Archway site, as well as the Archway Annex. There are no specific disabled parking bays nearby, however the Islington Council website states that:

Accessible parking

Blue Badge holders can park for free with a Blue Badge on display:

• in resident permit holder bays
• shared-use permit holder bays
• disabled badge holder bays(except those marked as a dedicated bay which are reserved for a specific disabled permit holder)
• short-stay bays, for as long as you need
• on single and double yellow lines (where there are no loading and waiting restrictions) for up to three hours. The Blue Badge time clock card must also be displayed and set to your time of arrival. You must not park where the vehicle can cause a dangerous obstruction

With this in mind, we recommend parking on Elthorne Road, with your Blue Badge clearly displayed.