Find the entrance before the final walk

1. Copy the full destination address and look for its visitor entrance description. Large buildings may have several named entrances, so note the one your visit requires.
2. Locate the exit from your arrival station or stop that connects to that entrance. Mark one or two fixed landmarks along the walking route.
3. Save a small map view with street names and the entrance marked. When you arrive, match the first street sign before following the route.

Maps may place a pin at the building’s center. Confirm entrance information from the destination, and follow local signs if paths are closed or redirected.