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 Eton HQ
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Our NEW Global HQ: 115 High Street, Eton , Windsor, SL4 6AN
Hours: We are open 7 days a week from 10am until 5pm
Actually, we are often open earlier and later as we get pretty busy!
If there is anything in particular you are looking for, then call us as we are always happy to help!
Shop Tel: 01753 850 204
It's open!
We have opened our new global HQ! It's a really fab store! We sell all of the cards you can buy on our site and in addition, we are an official Emma Bridgewater pottery stockist. You can also buy all of her other items such as textiles, cards and stationery.
Visit soon!
Click here for Shop Tales.
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DIRECTIONS
By train
In Windsor and Eton there are two railway stations: Eton are Windsor & Eton Riverside and Windsor & Eton Central. Both stations are within walking distance of each other and Windsor Castle. Assuming that you will be coming from London the choice of which route to use probably comes down which main London station your train travels from (either Waterloo and Paddington stations).
- From London Waterloo take any train to Windsor & Eton Riverside (two per hour, journey time approximately 1 hour).
- From London Paddington or Reading take any train to Slough. Change at Slough for the connecting rail service to Windsor & Eton Central.
By car
Eton is served by the M4 motorway which runs from London to Bristol and South Wales. It is about an hour's drive from central London. The best junction to use is J6.
Parking
There is plenty of parking in both Windsor and Eton.
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Local Places of Interest
Our shop is located in the main High Street of the historic town of Eton, with many first class restaurants and great shops nearby. If that wasn't enough, our shop is within a 5 minute walking distance of:
The world's most famous school: Eton College. http://www.etoncollege.com/
The Queen's most famous residence: Windosr Castle. http://www.royalcollection.org.uk/
The historic and beautiful Christopher Wren Hotel situated on the banks of the River Thames and was once the family home of Sir Christopher Wren: http://www.sirchristopherwren.co.uk/
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