Chimes has two shop locations in London.

For any general website queries please contact us at [email protected].  Planning to visit? See below for more details:

Kensington Chimes Music

Underground  The nearest tube station is South Kensington (District, Circle and Piccadilly lines). This is about a 30 second walk from the shop.

Rail  The nearest mainline stations are Victoria (10 minutes by tube), and Waterloo (15 minutes by tube).

Bus  The following buses stop nearby: 9, 10, 70, C1, 414, 360, 49, 345, 74, 14, 430

Car  We are NOT in the  Congestion zone.  Street parking is limited but there is some pay and display parking to be found on the side streets nearby and a carpark called 'Kensington Parking Centre'. Parking is free on some resident permit holder bays and single yellow lines on Sundays (check street signs to be sure which streets are free).

Local places of interest:   Royal College of Music ,   Royal Albert Hall ,   Victoria and Albert Museum ,   Natural History Museum ,   Science Museum ,   Hyde Park ,   Serpentine Gallery .

Barbican Chimes Music

Underground  The nearest tube stations are Barbican (Circle, Hammersmith & City, and Metropolitan lines), Farringdon (Elizabeth, Circle, Hammersmith & City, and Metropolitan lines and Thameslink), Moorgate (Circle, Hammersmith & City, Metropolitan and Northern lines). These are all a short walk from the Barbican.

Rail  The nearest mainline stations within walking distance are Moorgate (5 minutes), Liverpool Street (10 minutes), Canon Street (20 minutes), Fenchurch Street (25 minutes). King's Cross, Euston and St. Pancras International are all a short tube ride (approx. 10 minutes).

Bus  The following buses stop nearby: 4, 56, 153, 55, 100, 243, 388

Car  We are within the congestion zone and the ULEZ zone . There are car parks nearby. There is also street parking.

Local places of interest: Within the the Culture Mile and close to the Guildhall School of Music & Drama , Barbican Centre , LSO St Luke's , St Paul's Cathedral , Bank of England , Leadenhall and Spitalfields markets, the Old Bailey , numerous skyscrapers with public access to roof gardens or restaurants ( Sky Garden , Horizon 22 , the Lookout , 110 Bishopsgate and the Garden at 120 ) and even the street where the Great Fire of London started and the remaining 50 or so churches where artefacts dating back to Roman Times can be seen.

If you have not yet visited one of our shops please use the following links to facilitate a visit: City Mapper, Transport for London,  Google Maps or What3Words Barbican or What3Words Kensington.