Location IBB-laan

Both during the week and at weekends, from Utrecht Centraal Station you can take the U-link bus number 41 (destination Wijk bij Duurstede) or number 6 (destination Galgenwaard) to Rubenslaan.

From the Rubenslaan stop, walk back in the direction from which the bus came. At the traffic lights, cross the road and carry straight on into Ina Boudier-Bakkerlaan. HKU's IBB-laan location is around 100 metres further up, on the right.

The number 8 bus (destination Wilhelminapark) also stops by the Diakonessenziekenhuis hospital (within walking distance of 50 IBB-laan). Alternatively, it is a roughly 15-minute walk from Vaartsche Rijn station.

Check the U-OV website for current timetables.

There is paid parking around IBB-laan. If there is no space, then you can use the Galgenwaard car park.

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