HarbourLondon Underground

out of 100 points
based on 62 reviews
No. 1 out of 11 Airport / Train Station / Harbour in London

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Overall rating includes:
95
Accessibility
85
"Must See"-Factor
74
Budget Friendliness

Address 23rd Floor Empress State Building
London
SW6 1TR

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martanikolova(27)
Bulgaria

80%

excellent

[martanikolova, 17/01/2012] The London underground is very well organised and easy to use. It takes you fast to wherever you want to go and the chance of getting lost is minimum. It is well connected with the bus stops. There was an underground station about 10 minutes walk from the hotel I stayed at and three different underground lines stopped there (I think the name of the station was Gloucester). I liked the London underground system, even though it doesn't cover all f the area in London and you have to combine with other transport for reaching some places.

normarl(65)
Cabot, USA

85%

excellent

[normarl, 02/01/2010] 18 years ago, December 31, 1991 was gift of a century spending New Year’s Eve in London. We took a family vacation to London for a week. Dear Hubby, our daughters, Micah (12) and Malia (8), and I left Little Rock, Arkansas USA on December 26, 1991 with American Airlines Fly Away Vacations, staying in the White House Hotel, now the Sol Melia White House and returning January 2, 1992. Being out in the Regent’s Park area, we had the experience of taking the tube everywhere and undergrounds abound: Great Portland, Euston Tube and Euston Train Station and Tube. We also have standard class B [more]

squidge(42)
Occitanie, France

99%

excellent

[squidge, 09/12/2008] With all the recurring delays the British rail trains are known for, the underground at least has the merit to be on time, or when it isn't, there are enough trains running per hour to not make the delay too critical, in central London (if there are no suicides, which is the most frequent reason for long delays unfortunately). Now this doesn't mean that there aren't too many Londoners using it during rush hours, which can make travelling underground through London, quite hectic during those critical hours. Having lived in central London a couple of years, way back in the end of the '80's, I'd [more]