International Energy Week

Travel and accommodation

Make the most of your visit to International Energy Week with practical travel information, recommended accommodation options and everything you need to plan a seamless stay in the heart of London.

The venue

Park Plaza Westminster Bridge London is situated on London’s South Bank, within walking distance of the city’s most iconic attractions. The hotel’s location is minutes away from Westminster and Waterloo London Underground Stations and London Waterloo National Railway Station.

How to get to the venue?

Address: 200 Westminster Bridge Road, London SE1 7UT

From Waterloo Station: London Waterloo is the nearest mainline railway station, less than a 10-minute walk from the venue. Exit towards the South Bank, follow York Road towards the London Eye, then turn left onto Westminster Bridge Road. The hotel is directly ahead.

From Westminster Underground Station: Westminster Underground Station (Jubilee, Circle and District lines) is approximately a 5-minute walk away. Exit the station and cross Westminster Bridge; Park Plaza Westminster Bridge is immediately visible on the opposite side of the river.

From Heathrow Airport (LHR): The quickest public transport route is via the London Underground. Take the Piccadilly Line to Green Park, change to the Jubilee Line and travel to Westminster. From there, it is a short walk across Westminster Bridge to the venue.

From Gatwick Airport (LGW): Take the Gatwick Express to London Victoria, then transfer to the Circle or District Line to Westminster Station. Cross Westminster Bridge and the venue is directly ahead.

Stay at the Park  Park Plaza Westminster Bridge

Book to stay where the conference will take place, whilst spaces last: https://www.parkplazawestminsterbridge.com/

Things to see in London

Staying for the weekend? London offers far more than world-famous landmarks. As a global centre for finance, innovation and climate leadership, the city is home to a wide range of attractions that will be of particular interest to energy professionals, sustainability practitioners and those working to accelerate the energy transition.

  • Science Museum – Discover world-class exhibitions on energy, climate science, engineering and technological innovation, including galleries exploring the past, present and future of energy.
  • The Crystal (Royal Docks) – One of the UK's most recognisable sustainable buildings and a landmark example of smart urban design, showcasing innovations in sustainable cities and resource efficiency.
  • London Transport Museum – Explore how advances in transport, infrastructure and mobility have shaped one of the world's largest cities, with valuable insights into the future of sustainable urban movement.
  • Southbank Centre – A vibrant cultural destination on the banks of the Thames, offering restaurants, cafés, galleries and spectacular riverside views. Perfect for informal meetings, networking or simply unwinding after a busy day.
  • Kew Gardens – A UNESCO World Heritage Site renowned for its global plant collections and leading scientific research into biodiversity, conservation and climate resilience.
  • Battersea Power Station – One of London's most iconic regeneration projects, transforming a historic energy landmark into a world-class destination for retail, dining and entertainment. Don't miss Lift 109 for panoramic views across the capital.
  • Greenwich and the Royal Docks – Visit an area at the forefront of London's clean growth and sustainable development ambitions, with striking examples of regeneration, innovation and waterfront architecture.
  • The London Eye and South Bank – Located just moments from the conference venue, this bustling district offers some of the city's most famous views, alongside restaurants, galleries and cultural attractions.

Whether your interests lie in innovation, sustainability, policy, engineering or simply experiencing one of the world's great cities, London offers no shortage of inspiration during your stay.