General Information

DATES 18th - 26th February 2012

VENUE  Kings Place, 90 York Way  N1 9AG

GETTING THERE

A walk from the Northern Line in Pictures, click here to see the photos.

TRAVEL

Public Transport
The Transport for London Journey Planner provides live travel updates and options on how to reach Kings Place quickly and accurately. You may also call London Travel Information on 020 7222 1234.

Underground
The nearest tube station is King's Cross - St Pancras, on the Circle, Metropolitan, Hammersmith & City, Piccadilly, Northern and Victoria lines. The station has step-free access from the platform to the street level.

Trains
King's Cross - St Pancras and Euston are the nearest mainline railway stations. Eurostar travellers will arrive at St Pancras International.

Buses
The bus route to York Way is the 390. Other services running to nearby King's Cross - St Pancras are bus routes 10, 17, 30, 45, 46, 59, 63, 73, 91, 205, 214,259 and 476.

Cars
Kings Place is easily accessible by car and is clearly signposted in the immediate area. The building is outside of the Congestion Charge Zone. The nearest car park is NCP London St Pancras on Pancras Road, open 24 hour, 7 days including Bank Holidays.

Reduced rate parking is available at the Eurostar Car Park adjacent to the St Pancras Eurostar Terminal. A discount of 25% off the normal price has been agreed for all JBW ticketholders. Ticket stubs  will need to be shown when collecting cars after the performances.

BOOK FAIR

Blackwell's is the appointed bookseller at JBW. The book fair runs throughout the week at Kings Place on the mezzanine level, offering for sale all the speakers' books as well as a large selection of Jewish books. Entry is free.

FOOD

There is a restaurant and bar, the Rotunda, and the Green & Fortune cafe at Kings Place. The cafe will offer a selection of kosher salads and sandwiches throughout Jewish Book Week.

TICKET INFORMATION

To purchase tickets, click here

TERMS AND CONDITIONS.