Which tube line goes from Paddington to Liverpool Street?
Circle line
The Circle line from Paddington to Liverpool Street is a nearly step-free journey. From the main station concourse, there is an escalator down to the Lawns ticket hall for the District and Circle lines.
How do I get from London Paddington to Liverpool Street?
London Underground (Tube) operates a vehicle from Liverpool Street station to Paddington every 10 minutes. Tickets cost £2 – £3 and the journey takes 19 min. Alternatively, London Buses operates a bus from Liverpool Street Station to Paddington Rail Station every 15 minutes.
How long is the tube from Liverpool Street to Paddington?
Approx 24 minutes
Approx 24 minutes. See the useful tube map below that shows travel times between stations. If you plan to travel between about 1600 – 1730 then allow about 20 minutes for the journey.
What Tube line is Paddington on?
Paddington Underground Station is on the Hammersmith and City, Bakerloo, District and Circle lines.
Does the Circle Line stop at Paddington?
Paddington is a London Underground station served by the Circle and Hammersmith & City lines. The other station, on Praed Street to the south of the mainline station, is served by the Bakerloo, Circle and District lines.
What stops are on the Circle Line?
No disruptions
- Hammersmith (H&C Line) Underground Station.
- Goldhawk Road Underground Station.
- Shepherd’s Bush Market Underground Station.
- Wood Lane Underground Station.
- Latimer Road Underground Station.
- Ladbroke Grove Underground Station.
- Westbourne Park Underground Station.
- Royal Oak Underground Station.
What tube from Kings Cross to Liverpool Street?
Victoria Line
Connect at London Liverpool Street for the City and central London, Tottenham Hale for the Victoria Line to Kings Cross, Oxford Circus, Green Park and Victoria, or Stratford London for connections to the DLR and Canary Wharf. Transport for London has all the information you need for getting around London.
What is Liverpool Street famous for?
What is Liverpool Street famous for? Liverpool Street is a fascinating area to explore. London Stock Exchange, The Bank of England and a number of skyscrapers like the Gherkin, the Walkie-Talkie and more are located in Liverpool Street.
Is Liverpool Street Safe?
Liverpool Street was revealed to be the least safe station on the network, with Leicester Square just behind, with both stations recording around twice as many incidents as third place Stockwell.