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Visitor informationWelcometo LondonYour guide to getting around centralLondon on public transport and makingthe most of your visit.tfl.gov.uk/visitinglondonTube and central London bus maps inside#LondonIsOpen
Welcome to LondonPaying for your travelPublic transport is the best way to getaround London and discover all that thecity has to offer. This guide will help youplan how to get around the Capital onpublic transport.There are different ways to pay for yourtravel. For most people, pay as you go paying for the trips you make - with acontactless payment card, an Oyster card ora Visitor Oyster card, is the best option as itoffers value, flexibility and convenience.If you have just arrived at an airport and arelooking for ways to get to central London,go to page 11 in this guide.Getting around LondonLondon’s transport system is iconic. With itsworld famous Underground (Tube) and iconicred buses, travelling around the Capital isan experience in itself. But London is muchmore than just the Tube or the bus; our vastnetwork of transport services includes:Contactless payment cardsIf your credit, debit, charge card or wearabledevice has the contactless symbol aboveyou can use it for pay as you go travel onLondon’s public transport. Android Pay andApple Pay are also accepted.Benefits of contactless It’s quick and easy – there’s no need toqueue to buy a ticketNight TubeNight Tube services run on theJubilee, Victoria and most ofthe Central and Northern linesall night on Fridays and Saturdays.Night services on the Piccadilly line willstart running from 16 December 2016.2 It offers great value – pay as you go withcontactless is better value than buying asingle ticket and you can benefit from bothdaily and weekly capping (see page 5) 14 million people have used contactlessto travel in London – including customersfrom over 90 countriesOverseas transaction fees or charges mayapply for non-UK cards. This will be onecharge per day, not each time you travel.Please check with your card issuer. 3
Oyster cardBenefits of Oyster It offers great value – pay as you go withdaily capping (see below) is better valuethan buying a single ticket It’s convenient – you can add a seasonticket to your card, which can save youtime and money if you are staying for aweek or longer and using public transportevery dayIf you don’t have a contactless paymentcard, you can get an Oyster card. You paya 5 deposit (refundable) then add pay asyou go credit or a season ticket to pay foryour journeys.You can get an Oyster card from: Ticket machines at Tube, LondonOverground, TfL Rail and some NationalRail stations Over 4,000 local shops in London,known as Oyster Ticket Stops.Visit tfl.gov.uk/maps/oyster-ticket-stopsto find your nearest one TfL Visitor Centres (see page 15)Top tipThe amount of pay as you go credit youneed on your Oyster card depends onwhere and how much you travel. Asa guide, for unlimited journeys withinZones 1 & 2, we recommend 15 for2 days and 30 for 4 days. You canalways top up your credit if you run out.4Refund of unused credit on yourOyster cardThe pay as you go credit on your Oystercard never expires, so you can keep yourcard for your next visit to London. But, ifyou do want a refund before you leave, youcan use a ticket machine in any Tube station.We’ll refund the 5 deposit and up to 10 ofunused credit (after 48 hours of using thecard for the first time).Fare zones in LondonLondon’s rail network is divided intonine zones. On Tube, DLR, LondonOverground, TfL Rail and most NationalRail services, your fare will depend onwhich zones you travel in.What is ‘capping’?Capping allows you to make a numberof journeys in a single day or week, butlimits the amount you pay for your travel.It is calculated automatically based onthe zones you travel in and the type oftransport you use (rail, bus, and tram). 5
Visitor Oyster cardOn Tube, DLR, London Overground,TfL Rail, Emirates Air Line cable car* andNational Rail services: touch your card onthe yellow card readers at the gates whenyou start and when you finish your journey.Always touch in and out with the same card.Only available to buy before arriving inLondon. Get yours at visitorshop.tfl.gov.ukor visitbritainshop.comAs with Oyster, you can also get unusedpay as you go credit refunded before youleave, although we recommend keeping itfor your next visit to London, as the creditdoesn’t expire.Top tipDon’t forget to enjoy the specialoffers available for Visitor Oystercard customers in restaurants, shops,museums, galleries and entertainmentvenues in London.How to use your contactless or Oyster cardOn buses and trams: only touch your cardon the reader at the start of your journey.Touch the reader when you board a bus.Touch the reader on the platform beforeyou board a tram.6On the River Bus*: touch your card on thereader when asked to board by a member ofstaff. Touch again at the end of your journeyor if you change boats. You can also usepay as you go credit on your Oyster card tobuy tickets for Thames River Services andCircular Cruise Westminster services – justpresent your card at the ticket office.Travelling with childrenChildren under 11 travel free on buses andtrams. Up to four children under 11 also travelfree on Tube, DLR, London Overground, TfLRail and some National Rail services whenthey are with a fare-paying adult, excludingthose using Group Day Travelcards.If you’re travelling with children aged11-15, you can ask a member of staff to seta Young Visitor discount on an Oyster card,allowing them to pay as you go at half-adultrate for up to 14 days. Staff can do this atmost Tube stations, TfL Rail ticket offices,Visitor Centres (excluding Gatwick) orVictoria National Rail station ticket office.*Please note that pay as you go journeys made onEmirates Air Line cable car and Thames Clippers RiverBus services do not count towards capping. 7
Travel tipsTravel differentlyTravel outside of the busiest timesUnique travel experiences to make yourLondon trip unforgettable and fun!The busiest times to travel in Londonare between 08:00-09:00 and 17:30-18:30,Monday to Friday. If you are able to traveloutside of these times, you could enjoya quicker and more comfortable journey,especially if you’re carrying heavy luggage,a rucksack, or travelling in a group.Stand on the right on the escalatorsAlways stand on the right when using theescalators at Tube stations. Once you getonto the platform, always stand behind theyellow line and move along the platformwhere more space is available.Walk for a great wayto see the cityWalking in London is a greatway to get around. Look outfor our blue and yellowstreet signs and maps – theygive you useful informationabout the local areaincluding key landmarks.Santander CyclesLondon’s self-service, bike-sharing scheme.You only need a credit or debit card toget started. It costs 2 to access the bikesfor 24h, with the first 30 minutes of eachjourney included. Journeys over 30 minuteshave additional charges.Enjoy the views on an iconic red busTravelling by bus is one of the best waysto explore London. The new Hopper fareallows you to make two bus journeys for 1.50 within one hour of first touching yourOyster or contactless card.Discover London on two wheelsCycling around London is a great way tosee the sights. With new routes opening,like cycle superhighways, touring around thecity on two wheels has never been easier.Find safety advice at tfl.gov.uk/safetytips8River Bus and River ToursA relaxing way to see the sights. The RiverBus is a great alternative to the Tube orbus, while River Tours offer a variety ofexperiences from trips with commentaryto high speed adventure. You can use yourcontactless or Oyster card to pay as you goon the River Bus. 9
Getting to/from the airportHeathrow AirportHow to get thereHeathrow has three London Undergroundstations, Heathrow Terminals 2 & 3,Heathrow Terminal 4 and HeathrowTerminal 5.Travelling by Tube is an easy way to getto/from the airport on public transport.Heathrow Airport is in Zone 6.Journey time: 50 minutesEmirates Air Line cable carA unique way to see the city from heightsof almost 100m above the Thames. Only 15minutes from central London. Book onlinefor advanced tickets. Discounts are availablewith contactless or Oyster cards.Adult fares (Zones 1-6) Pay as you go peak: 5.10 – Monday toFriday 06:30-09:30 and 16:00-19:00 Pay as you go off-peak: 3.10 – All othertimes including public holidaysFirst and last servicesFrom the airport to central London From Heathrow Terminal 4 – First/lasttrain: 05:02/23:55 (05:46/23:15 on Sunday).All trains stop at Terminals 2 & 3.From central London to the airport From King’s Cross St. Pancras – First/lasttrain: 05:39/00:24 (06:57/23:30 on Sunday).Journey time: 54 minutesTaxi (black cabs)Get around the city in one of London’siconic black taxi cabs. Hail a taxi on thestreet when the yellow ‘Taxi’ sign isilluminated. You can now use your creditor debit card to pay for your ride.10 From Piccadilly Circus – First/last train:05:47/00:32 (07:05/23:38 on Sunday).Journey time: 46 minutes From Earl’s Court – First/last train:05:58/00:43 (07:39/23:49 on Sunday).Journey time: 36 minutes 11
Other ways to travel to/fromHeathrow Airport Taxi (black cab) or minicab to/fromcentral London.Journey time: 30-60 minutes Heathrow Connect trains to/fromPaddington station.Journey time: 25 minutes Heathrow Express trains to/fromPaddington station.Journey time: 15 minutes National Express coaches to/fromVictoria Coach Station.Journey time: 50-60 minutesLondon City AirportHow to get thereLondon City Airport has a DLR station andit’s in Zone 3.Gatwick Airport Gatwick Express trains to/fromLondon Victoria station.Journey time: 30 minutes Southern trains to/fromLondon Victoria station.Journey time: 40 minutes Thameslink trains to/fromLondon Bridge station.Journey time: 30 minutes National Express coaches to/fromVictoria Coach Station.Journey time: 65-95 minutes easyBus coaches to/from Earls Court/West Brompton.Journey time: 65 minutesLuton AirportAdult fares (Zone 1-3) Pay as you go peak: 3.30 – Monday toFriday 06:30-09:30 and 16:00-19:00 East Midlands trains to/fromSt. Pancras station.Journey time: 30 minutes Pay as you go off-peak: 2.80 – All othertimes including public holidays Thameslink trains to/fromLondon Bridge station.Journey time: 40 minutesFirst and last services From Bank Tube station – First/last train:05:33/00:33 (07:03/23:33 on Sunday).Journey time: 21 minutes From London City Airport – First/last train:05:37/00:17 (07:07/23:07 on Sunday).Journey time: 22 minutes National Express coaches to/fromVictoria Coach Station.Journey time: 70 minutes Green Line coaches to/fromVictoria Coach Station.Journey time: 90 minutes easyBus coaches to/from Baker Street.Journey time: from 60 minutes12 13
Visitor CentresStansted Airport Stansted Express trains to/fromLiverpool Street station.Journey time: from 45 minutesAt our Visitor Centres you can get: Assistance with planning yourjourney and your visit to London Abellio Greater Anglia trains to/fromLiverpool Street station.Journey time: from 80 minutes Tickets for travel on TfL services,including Oyster cards National Express coaches to/fromLiverpool Street station, Stratford stationand Victoria Coach Station.Journey time: 50-90 minutes Tickets for London attractions; includingsightseeing tours and theatre tickets Terravision coaches to/fromVictoria Coach Station, Liverpool Streetstation and Stratford station.Journey time: 50-75 minutesExact opening hours vary but most of ourcentral London centres are open between08:30 and 18:00 (Piccadilly Circus between09:00 and 16:00). easyBus coaches to/from Baker Street.Journey time: from 70 minutes Stansted Citylink coaches to/fromKing’s Cross station.Journey time: from 75 minutesSouthend Airport Abellio Greater Anglia trains to/fromLiverpool Street station and fromStratford station.Journey time: 53 minutes fromLiverpool Street/44 minutesfrom StratfordVictoria Coach Station (VCS)VCS is a 10 minute walk from VictoriaUnderground and National Rail Station.14 Tickets for airport connections London Transport Museum tickets andTfL souvenirsTfL Visitor Centres locations1. Victoria National Rail station2. King’s Cross St. Pancras Tube station3. Piccadilly Circus Tube station4. Liverpool Street Tube station5. Paddington National Rail station6. Euston National Rail station7. Gatwick Airport North andSouth Terminals arrival halls8. Heathrow Terminals 2 & 3Tube stationYou can also find visitor information at theTourist Information Centres in Greenwichand in the City of London. 15
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Please search ‘TfL stations’ for full estHam3Star LaneCanningTownRoyalVictoriaEastIndiaCustom House for ExCeLEmiratesRoyalDocksNorthGreenwichPrince RegentRoyal AlbertBeckton donCity AirportGallions ReachBecktonKing George VMudchuteGreenwichNew CrossDeptford BridgeElverson RoadForest Hill3Norwood JunctionAvenueRoad4WellesleyRoadGeorgeStreetElmers EndArenaLondon Tramsfare zoneWoodsideBlackhorse ton RoadWest CroydonChurchStreet4BeckenhamRoadBirkbeckPenge WestCentraleWoolwichArsenalLewishamSydenham5Reeves CornerUptonParkIsland GardensCrystal PalaceSouth WimbledonEmirates Air Line cable carGospel Oak to Barking No service until February 2017.5BarkingEast HamAbbeyRoadCrossharbourAnerleyBalhamNational RailRiverboat services3BrixtonClapham SouthBecontreeUpneyWest SilvertownHonor Oak ParkClapham CommonDundonaldRoadPuddingMill LaneBlackwallHeron QuaysSurrey Quays6DagenhamEastMarylandPoplarBrockleyDenmark HillElm ParkWoodgrangeParkForestGateSouth QuayPeckham RyeClapham NorthInterchange stationsStep-free access from street to trainStockwell2HornchurchManor ParkWansteadParkLeytonCanary WharfNewCross GateElephant & CastleSouthfieldsWimbledon ParkUpminster BridgeIlfordStratfordCutty Sark forMaritime GreenwichQueens RoadPeckhamVauxhallUpminsterSeven KingsWest ytonstone2/3All son ParkChadwellHeathNewburyParkRedbridgeStratfordHigh StreetBowChurchDevons RoadWappingBarkingsideBowRoadLangdon ParkRiver stminsterClapham High StreetCircleBlackfriarsMile EndLimehouseFenchurch StreetWest High Road2Stepney WickPutney BridgeHeathrowTerminal 4BakerlooSt. Paul’sCannon StreetSt. James’sParkSloaneSquare1BankMansion y LaneWaterlooRichmondHatton oreditchHigh StreetBarbicanLeicester SquareCambridge HeathBethnal GreenBethnal GreenFarringdonCovent GardenHyde Park CornerHoxtonHarold WoodGidea ParkDagenham HeathwayHomertonHaggerstonBrentwoodHainaultSouth uryOld StreetHolbornGreen ParkClaptonLondon FieldsMoorgateTottenhamCourt RoadLancasterGateSt. James StreetRectoryRoadDalston JunctionRussellSquareGoodgeStreetLeytonMidland wQueen’s RoadStokeNewingtonDalstonKingslandKing’s CrossSt. PancrasEustonSquareOxfordCircusHigh Street ayKensington(Olympia)Goldhawk RoadActon TownNottingHill GateHollandParkWood Road &BarnsburyAngelRegent’s ParkMarble ArchShepherd’sBushShepherd’sBush MarketActon CentralEaling CommonSouth ActonWhiteCityMorningtonCrescentWarren Street1BayswaterLadbroke GroveCamdenRoadCamden TownBaker Great Portland EustonStreetStreetEdgwareRoadWestbourne ParkHighbury &IslingtonWood StreetTottenhamHaleFinsburyParkHolloway RoadGrangeHillWoodfordSouth TottenhamStamfordHillArsenalKentish TownChalk FarmSt. John’s WoodMaryleboneEdgware RoadKentishTown WestHighams ParkBruce GroveSevenSistersUpper HollowayTufnell Park2Swiss CottageSouthHampsteadWarwickAvenueHanger LaneEastActonGospelOakCaledonian RoadFinchley RoadHarringayGreenLanesManor HouseArchwayRodingValleyWhite Hart LaneTurnpike Lane5Buckhurst HillChingfordSilver StreetCrouchHillHighgateLoughtonSouthburyWood Green6DebdenTurkey StreetSpecial faresapply9EppingTheydon BoisEdmonton GreenArnos GroveEast FinchleyBelsize ParkWestHampsteadBrondesburyKensal GreenAlpertonFinchley Road& FrognalSouthgateBounds GreenHampsteadHeathHampsteadOakwoodWoodside ParkWest FinchleyDollis HillWembley CentralSudbury HillNortholtHendon CentralKingsburyTotteridge & WhetstoneTheobalds GroveBush HillParkCockfostersFinchley Central3ColindaleQueensburyPrestonRoadMill Hill EastBurnt OakCanons ParkNorth HarrowRayners LaneRuislipGardensStanmoreHarrow &WealdstonePinnerEastcoteEdgwareHeadstone LaneNorthwood HillsRuislip4Hatch End8 7CheshuntEnfield TownHigh BarnetRickmansworthHillingdon5Watford High StreetWatfordAmersham8 7 6Special fares applyAddiscombeSandilandsLloyd ParkCoombe LaneGravelHillAddingtonVillageFieldwayKing Henry’sDriveNewAddington
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