Find us
Perfectly positioned in the heart of London, Duke of Sussex is only a short walk from Waterloo Station, with direct access via the Jubilee, Bakerloo, Northern and Waterloo & City Lines, as well as National Rail services. We're the perfect place to stop for a drink or quick bite to eat on the way home from a day in town and easily reached from across London and beyond. See all the ways to find us below.
By Car
As is the case with many pubs in central London, Duke of Sussex is not particularly car friendly. However, there are several small parking lots that can be found nearby.
We recommend checking Congestion Charge and ULEZ requirements before driving in.
Driving DirectionsBy Bus
The nearest stop is Baylis Road/Lower Marsh (N) which is a 2 minute walk and serviced by the 59 and 76 bus routes. However, The Old Vic (Stop Q) is also a 2 minute walk and services by the 1, 68, 172, 176, 188, C10, N1, N68 and N171 which all provide easy access from Central London, surrounding areas and further afield with three of those routes being night busses to ensure you get home safely from a night out in London.
Directions from Old VicBy Tube
The Duke of Sussex is just a short walk from Waterloo Underground Station, one of London's best-connected transport hubs. The station is served by the Bakerloo, Jubilee, Northern and Waterloo & City lines, making it easy to reach us from across London.
Directions from Waterloo StationBy Train
Waterloo Station is one of the UK's busiest railway station. Regular services connect Waterloo with destinations across South West London, Surrey, Hampshire and beyond, making The Duke of Sussex a convenient meeting spot for commuters and visitors alike.
Directions from Waterloo StationLocal Attractions
Perfect for exploring one of London’s most vibrant neighbourhoods, The Duke of Sussex is just moments from the South Bank and the bustling streets around Waterloo. Take in panoramic views from the London Eye, enjoy world-class performances at the National Theatre and The Old Vic, or discover the Southbank Centre’s year-round programme of arts, culture and events. A short stroll will also bring you to Westminster Abbey, the Houses of Parliament and the River Thames, making The Duke of Sussex the ideal base for sightseeing, theatre trips and days out in central London.
