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Our office at No. 1 London Bridge is located at the south end of London Bridge, on the south bank of the River Thames close to the Shard tower, HMS Belfast and Borough Market.
Keltie occupies the sixth floor of the East Tower of No. 1 London Bridge. The ground floor security desk at No. 1 London Bridge can be accessed by steps from the south end of London Bridge and is open during normal business hours from Monday to Friday.
Security demands that we receive visitors by prior appointment. Appointments can be made outside normal business hours on request.
Please note, we understand there are some problems with Google Maps locating our office. If you are experiencing problems, please try SE1 9BG.
Congestion charge
No. 1 London Bridge is located within the Central London Congestion Charging zone. Private vehicular access into this zone during the hours of 07:00 to 18:00 Monday to Friday (excluding public holidays) attracts a congestion charge. Click here to find out the current charges and methods of payment. Of course, taxis and buses are exempt.
Parking at Keltie
Limited car parking is available on-site at No. 1 London Bridge, strictly by prior appointment. Additionally, National Car Parks (NCP) operates various car parks close to our office. Click here to find a car park. Our post code is SE1 9BA.
London office by public transport
No. 1 London Bridge is beside London Bridge station, which provides excellent mainline rail connections as well as Jubilee line and Northern line services on the Underground.
Numerous bus services run from London Bridge station. These connect to all parts of London.
Travel from London's airports
From London Heathrow airport, we recommend the fifteen-minute Heathrow Express rail service to London Paddington station, followed by a thirty-minute taxi ride to our office. Alternatively, take the Circle line on the Underground from London Paddington station to Monument station, which is a short walk from our office across London Bridge. It is also possible to take the Piccadilly line on the Underground from Heathrow to Green Park station and change there onto the Jubilee line to London Bridge station beside our office.
London City airport is a half-hour taxi ride from our office. Alternatively, Docklands Light Railway services connect to Bank station, which is a five-minute taxi ride or a short walk from our office across London Bridge.
From London Gatwick airport, we recommend the Thameslink and Southern rail services which run directly into London Bridge station beside our office. Other options are the Southern or Gatwick Express rail services into London Victoria station, followed by a twenty-minute taxi ride to our office. Alternatively, take the District or Circle lines on the Underground from London Victoria station to Monument station, which is a short walk from our office across London Bridge.
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