Travel Information
The National Conference Centre is next to the M42 motorway at Solihull (east of Birmingham) and is a couple of miles from the NEC and Birmingham Airport. The post code is B92 0EJ.
The venue is next door to the National Motorcycle Museum, at junction 6 of the M42, which is at the intersection with the A45 to Coventry.
If you're coming by car then there's FREE PARKING for hundreds of cars just next to the entrance to our show.
Travelling by Car on the M42
The post code of the venue is B92 0EJ. If approaching along the M42, please leave at Junction 6 which takes you onto a large roundabout. The exit to take from this roundabout goes directly into the car park of the National Conference Centre and National Motorcycle Museum. This exit is in between the slip road that leads to the A45 (in the Coventry direction) and the M42 southbound sliproad.
Travelling by Car on the M6
If you're travelling via the M6, take the exit onto the M42 that goes south. Travel along the M42 for a few miles and then leave at Junction 6. This will take you onto a large roundabout. The exit to take from this roundabout goes directly into the car park of the National Conference Centre and National Motorcycle Museum. This exit is in between the slip road that leads to the A45 (in the Coventry direction) and the M42 southbound sliproad.Travelling by Car along the A45
The post code of the venue is B92 0EJ. If approaching along the A45, leave at the junction with the M42. This will take you onto a large roundabout. The exit to take from this roundabout goes directly into the car park of the National Conference Centre and National Motorcycle Museum. This exit is in between the A45 slip road from Coventry and the M42 southbound sliproad. If you've come along the A45 from Coventry, you need to take the first exit off the roundabout.
Travelling by Public Transport
If using public transport, your best option is to catch a train to Birmingham International train station. From there it's a couple of miles to the venue. You'll need to take a taxi because there's no bus service and it's a very difficult walk (because of the dual carriageways and motorway). The taxi ride should only take about 5 minutes.
Alternatively, if you don't mind a 1.5 miles (30 mins) walk, some of which is a country lane (and might be a little bit muddy), you can catch a train to Hampton-in-Arden and then walk along Old Station Road.
