On The London Tube Map, Why Does Earl's Court Have An Apostrophe While Barons Court Doesn't?
Question by Kraith | Posted in London
Answer: Calamity of history. Inasmuch as anyone cares, it should probably really be Earls Court, since most other references to the limit don't have an apostrophe. Apparently the name on the tube map changed in the 50's and no-one really knowns why - my guess,
Why Are There So Few Tube Stations In South London?
Question by Lee | Posted in London
I've noticed from the tube maps that there are way fewer stations south of the Thames and I was inquiring as to why this might be. My colleague says that it's because the ground is to rocky but that sounds too flimsy for me, so does anyone have a legitimate
Answer: Much of south London is below the up to date on of the River Thames - this is especially noticeable if you walk across London Bridge from the City end towards the Southwark end. You are in actuality walkin down hill at the bottom end and by the time
Could You Help Me Find Out How Much My Monthly Tube Fare Would Be.?
Question by media | Posted in London
I’ll be captivating Piccadilly line from wood green station to Hounslow east and I’ve got apprentice oyster card thanks.
Answer: You will poverty to buy a Zone 1-4 as you will be travelling through Zone 1 (even though you are not stopping there).
£97.80 per month
:D
Where Can I Find Underground Maps For Tourists?
Question by blisteredsheep | Posted in London
Where can I find private maps for tourists? Im looking for ones that show all the tourist attractions etc, (like those that can be seen on Disctrict Figure trains in London)
NOT regular tube maps, but those that have Buckignham Palace
Answer: Go to a school station and pick up a free 'The London Guide' book. Coloured map of Ldn,clearly shows attractions and even has own used of an adult bellboy for theatres..also has money off vouchers for many attractions and separate tube map
I'm prevailing to london and I'm going to use the tube can anyone tell me the tube stops for the followin places ?
-wembley stadium
-the big stores (Harrods,lillywhites etc)
-the london eye
-big ben
-abbey route (
Answer: Here is the bruited about version of the Tube map (click on it to zoom in and out):-
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