By Car: The University is served by an excellent road network. From the M3 follow signs for Southampton A33 (not Southampton Docks). Follow the A33 (Bassett Ave.) through 2 roundabouts to a major intersection (with the University's Medical and Biological Sciences building to your left). Turn left onto Burgess Road then take the first right onto University Road. From the M27, use junction 5 (Southampton Airport/Eastleigh). If coming from the east, take the 1st exit off the roundabout. If coming from the west, the 4th exit. Follow the A335 dual carriageway through 2 sets of traffic lights. At the 3rd set, the road divides. Turn right onto Burgess Road (McDonald's will be on your left). University Road is about 3/4 of a mile ahead on your left. A large sign for the University will be seen on the left just before the turning. Note that parking can be very difficult in term time.
By Bus: uni-link provides bus services interconnecting University campuses with links to rail, air and ferry services. Please see the uni-link pages for full details.
By Bike: Locked storage facilities for cycle users are available for visitors to the Highfield and Avenue Campuses as well as most Halls of Residence. Details are available from uni-link
By Air: Southampton Airport provides a range of domestic and continental services. The airport is just a 10 minute taxi ride from the University - there is also a bus service.
By Rail: Fast services from London and Bournemouth/Weymouth serve Southampton Central and Southampton Airport. Both are served by uni-link buses. At Southampton Central, use the south side (platform 4) exit for the 102 bus service. At Southampton Airport, exit on the airport side of the station where you can connect with the 101 bus service. Local services and slow trains from London and Bournemouth/Weymouth also stop at Swaythling Station which is only a 20 minute walk from the University, or a 5 minute walk from the Wes##被过滤## Lane residences作者: 人鱼不游泳 时间: 2003-4-24 05:18 标题: By Bus （校车）
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