Wimbledon is arguably one of the best places in London.

And although the Wimbledon Tennis Championships are of course a part of that, it's not just great because of our beloved sport.

(Take AFC Wimbledon and New Wimbledon Theatre, for example.)

But because of our amazing culture everyone wants to come to Wimbledon.

And what does that mean? You're correct. Delays .

And getting stuck in a long queue is the last thing you need. So MyLondon is here to help with all the latest updates on travelling around Wimbledon if you live there, and if you're a visitor trying to get there for the tennis.

The main roads surrounding Wimbledon include the A3, the A219, the A218, the A24, Kingston Road and Wimbledon Park Road.

Our constantly-updated service provides live information on all the incidents, crashes and roadworks affecting Wimbledon 24 hours a day in the SW16, SW17, SW19 and SW20 areas.

Its key stations include Wimbledon station which is served by the District line and National Rail services, Wimbledon Chase railway station, Raynes Park railway station, Wimbledon Park Tube station on the District line, and South Wimbledon Tube station on the Northern line.

