Venue

The Shelley Conference will be held at Keats House Museum in Hampstead, London.

Keats House
10 Keats Grove
London NW3 2RR

This Grade I-listed Regency villa was famously home to John Keats from 1818-1820 and is now preserved by the City of London as the Keats House Museum, dedicated to commemorating the lives and afterlives of the Keats-Shelley circle. The Museum counts among its collection first editions of Shelley’s poems and Shelley relics. Conference attendees will receive free admission to Keats House Museum during the conference. 

Getting Here:

There is no parking at Keats House and attendees are advised to use public transport.

Nearest stations:
Hampstead Heath (Overground, 3-minute walk)
Belsize Park (Northern Line, 10–12-minute walk)
Hampstead (Northern Line, 10–12-minute walk)
Although the walk from Hampstead takes in the local high street, it is a steep return journey – when travelling back into central London we recommend using Belsize Park.
Several local buses also stop at South End Green/The Royal Free Hospital, a 5-minute walk away. The Northern Line provides connections for several major stations: St Pancras International, King’s Cross, Euston, Waterloo, and London Bridge. Paddington (for Heathrow) and Victoria (for Gatwick) can be reached by changing at King’s Cross or Euston.