Buses in Nine Elms

18 bus routes serve Nine Elms, run by Arriva London, Transport UK, Go Ahead London, London Transit and Arriva London South and others. The busiest stops are Nine Elms Underground station, Battersea Park / Chelsea Gate and St George Wharf Pier.

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Where you can go from Nine Elms

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Within a 10-minute walk of Nine Elms, but in a neighbouring place:

Questions

Where can I go by bus from Nine Elms?
Direct buses from Nine Elms go to Elephant & Castle (196, P5, NL-9), Paddock Wood (786, 788, 789), Temple (87, N87, N44), Blackfriars (788, 789), Marble Arch (137, N137), Tooting (77, 44), Vauxhall (156, 452), Battersea (436), Clapham Junction (344) and Crystal Palace (N137).
Which bus goes from Nine Elms to Elephant & Castle?
Routes 196, P5 and NL-9, run by Arriva London South, Transport UK and Replacement Service.
Which bus goes from Nine Elms to Paddock Wood?
Routes 786, 788 and 789, run by Centaur Coaches.
Which bus goes from Nine Elms to Temple?
Routes 87, N87 and N44, run by Go Ahead London.
Where do buses stop in Nine Elms?
The busiest stops are Nine Elms Underground station, Battersea Park / Chelsea Gate, St George Wharf Pier, Battersea Power Station Underground station and Covent Garden Market East Side.
Which bus companies run in Nine Elms?
Arriva London, Transport UK, Go Ahead London, London Transit, Arriva London South, Replacement Service and Centaur Coaches.
What are the most frequent buses in Nine Elms?
the 137 (Streatham Hill – Marble Arch), the 344 (Liverpool Street – Clapham Junction), the 87 (Temple – Wandsworth) and the 77 (Waterloo – Tooting).

Timetables from the Bus Open Data Service (Department for Transport), updated Friday, 6 November 2026. Stop details from NaPTAN. Train timetables contain data from Network Rail, licensed under the Open Government Licence; live train times from National Rail. Times are UK local time and can change at short notice: check before you travel.

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