Piccadilly Postcodes: Full Breakdown
Key Sections of Piccadilly
| Section | Postcode District | Notable Locations |
|---|---|---|
| Piccadilly Circus End | W1J 9 | Piccadilly Circus, Criterion Theatre |
| Central Shopping | W1J 7 | Fortnum & Mason, Royal Academy |
| Green Park End | SW1Y 4 | The Ritz, Burlington Arcade |
Exact Postcodes for Major Landmarks
- The Ritz London: W1J 9BR
- Fortnum & Mason: W1A 1ER
- Royal Academy of Arts: W1J 0BD
- Piccadilly Circus: W1J 9HS
- Burlington Arcade: W1J 0QJ
- Waterstones Piccadilly: W1J 9HD
Transport & Access
- Nearest Tube Stations:
- Piccadilly Circus (W1J 9HS) – Bakerloo/Piccadilly lines
- Green Park (SW1Y 4HT) – Piccadilly/Victoria/Jubilee lines
- Bus Routes: 9, 14, 19, 22, 38, N9, N19, N22, N38 (24-hour services)
- Road Access: Piccadilly is open to traffic but often congested
Most Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q1: What is Piccadilly’s main postcode?
A: Most addresses use W1J (central section) or SW1Y (Green Park end)
Q2: Where exactly is The Ritz?
A: 150 Piccadilly, W1J 9BR (nearest tube: Green Park)
Q3: Which postcode covers Fortnum & Mason?
A: W1A 1ER (nearest tube: Piccadilly Circus)
Q4: Is there a post office near Piccadilly?
A: Yes at 9-10 St James’s Street (SW1A 1EF) – 3 mins from W1J section
Q5: What’s the best tube station for shopping?
A: Piccadilly Circus (W1J 9HS) for W1J retail section
Q6: Where can I find public toilets?
A: Piccadilly Circus Station (W1J 9HS) has facilities
Q7: Which section has the most luxury shops?
A: The SW1Y 4 area near The Ritz (Burlington Arcade etc.)
Q8: Is Piccadilly pedestrian-friendly?
A: Yes, wide pavements throughout W1J/SW1Y sections
Q9: What time do shops close?
A: Generally 8pm Mon-Sat, 6pm Sun (W1J stores vary)
Q10: Where’s the best place for photos?
A: Piccadilly Circus (W1J 9HS) or outside The Ritz (W1J 9BR)
Pro Tips for Visitors
- ☕ Afternoon Tea: The Ritz (W1J 9BR) requires booking months ahead
- 🛍️ Shopping: Burlington Arcade (W1J 0QJ) for luxury boutiques
- 🎨 Culture: Royal Academy (W1J 0BD) for major exhibitions
- 🗺️ Exact Pin: Google Maps link for Piccadilly Circus
Historical Fact: Piccadilly’s name comes from 17th century “picadil” lace collars made by a local tailor!
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