How to get to The NEC, Birmingham

Venue

The NEC
Birmingham, England B40 1NT
Tel: +44 (0)12 1780 4141
Web: http://www.thenec.co.uk

    

By Road

Birmingham is at the hub of the UK motorway network, enabling visitors to travel directly from the M6, M1, M40 and M42. The NEC has its own on-site car park.

By Rail

The NEC and The NEC Arena are served by Birmingham International station, connected by a covered bridgelink. London is only 90 minutes away and trains also run driect to many regional towns and cities.

By Air

More than 20 international airlines serve Birmingham International Airport, which is conveniently situated a few minutes from The NEC. Together they provide scheduled flights from 24 destinations in the UK, Europe and North America. The NEC is also easily accessible from London Heathrow, London Gatwick and other regional airports.

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