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Visiting and
Staying
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How to Get
Here
By Car:
The monastery is located approximately 70 miles south of the centre of
London, off the main road (A3) from London to Portsmouth. Travelling
south on the A3, turn left just before Petersfield, onto the A272. Seven
miles along the A272, in the village of Trotton, there is a narrow
bridge with traffic lights. After the bridge, take the first turn left,
down the lane signposted ‘Chithurst’. The monastery entrance is about
three-quarters of a mile up the lane, on the left.

Public Transport:
Details change from year to year, but this is the information we have on
the situation in 2006.
Trains:
London Waterloo to Petersfield (Portsmouth service): trains every
hour.
Brighton or Worthing to Chichester: frequent service.
Buses:
London Victoria Coach Station to Petersfield (National Express
0870-5808080): 5-6 daily.
Petersfield to Midhurst (check it goes via Trotton). A few buses
per day stop near Chithurst. Ask for the stop after Trotton Church.
(Stagecoach 01903-237661) Service Mon-Fri, 92, Sat 22, 61. Sun 1b.
Chichester to Midhurst: several times a day. (Stagecoach Hants &
Surrey 01256-464501)
Taxis:
are available at Petersfield Station. Fare to Chithurst is about £13 (as
of 2006).
Airports:
From Heathrow take bus (Jetlink 0990-747777) to Woking, then take the
train to Petersfield.
From Gatwick take the train to Guildford, then change for train to
Petersfield.
From Stansted take the train to Liverpool Street in London. Then
Underground to Waterloo, and a train to Petersfield.
Visiting
Visiting for the Day
Staying as a Guest
Precepts and Observances
The Daily Routine
Other Practical Considerations
Advice for Visiting Monks and Nuns
Becoming a Monk or Nun
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