Please help me get to St Thomas' Hospital

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I have an outpatients appointment at the Lambeth Wing of St Thomas' Hospital. I'll be taking the tube to Waterloo, not a mainline train. Can anyone help me with which exit to take and how not to get lost etc? I know it's really complicated around Waterloo and I've spent ages trying to find places in the past.

www.accessable.co.uk/guy-s-and-st-thomas-nhs-foundation-trust/st-thomas-hospital/access-guides/route-from-waterloo-station-to-st-thomas-hospital-main-entrance

This might be helpful, it's for accessibility but it has picture guides of how to get to it from Waterloo with references of where to cross etc

If you’re getting the tube, I’d recommend getting the Jubilee line and actually getting off at Westminster. All you need to do when you get out of the station is walk over the bridge. The hospital is right on the other side, you can’t miss it!

Yep, second this. Its also really well signposted from Westminster and if you walk on the west side of the bridge (ie the side next to houses of parliament), there are a lot fewer tourists and its a nicer walk.

Or you could get the 507 bus by the main entrance to Waterloo station. That goes direct to the back of St Thomas’ so no need to worry about getting lost.

It's about a 10 minute walk from Waterloo Station. Pretty sure it is signposted, but if you head out to the furthest left exit (with the platforms behind you) and basically head along that road to the end keeping the London Eye on your right. You're more or less heading for Big Ben and can't miss the hospital.

Thank you very much everyone. You're right that it looks much more straightforward from Westminster, I know the area much better so I shall take the scenic route over the bridge! Thanks again.