I will be in london in london on Nov12 , I dont know how to go to london center is there anybody help me?

Question

I dont know the city , I want to take subway to city center.
I need someone help me

Answer 1

Go to <www.tfl.gov.uk> for info about travelling in London. Your journey will depend upon where you start from! Give us more details if you want more info from us.

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Answer 2

You do not say where you will be travelling from. The area you want for entertainment is called "The Westend" - it includes Leicestere Square, Piccadilly, Soho, Covent Garden and much more.

Here below is a map which shows you the Westend. . .
http://maps.google.com/maps?q=soho%20lon…

Below, just to get you in the mood are two webcams - both live - one is at Piccadilly Circus the other overlooking Trafalgar Square.

Piccadilly Circus Webcam - live
http://www.webviews.co.uk/network/camera…

Trafalgar Square Webcam - live
http://www.webviews.co.uk/network/camera…

Four main tube stations serve the Westend - Piccadilly Circus, Leicester Square, Tottenham Court Road and Oxford Circus.

Tube journey planner - select where you are coming from and where you want to go to etc.
http://www.tubeplanner.com/

At this next link you can listen to BBC Radio London - just click on the Listen Live button. . .
http://news.bbc.co.uk/local/london/hi/


A Londoner since 1941

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Answer 3

As Piccadilly Circus is widely regarded as the middle of London, you can normally easily find where you want to go from there. If you're going from Heathrow, catch the underground there and get off (ages) later at Piccadilly Circus. If coming from Gatwick, get Gatwick Express to Victoria and go onto the Underground and catch the (northbound) Victoria Line train to Green Park (one stop) and then change to the (eastbound) Piccadilly Line (the line maps above the windows in the trains will tell you where you are).

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Answer 4

just go to charing cross and you'll be in the centre of london

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i live in london

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Answer 5

Depends where ya mean by "Central London", cöck. Leicester Square's Central London, as are Charin' Cross, Piccadilly, Oxford Street, Soho and Covent Garden in WEST London, and Liverpool Street, Mansion House, White Chapel, Shoreditch, Stepney and Bethnal Green in EAST London. Peace and love! Be lucky! :)

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Answer 6

take the northern line to charing cross.

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Answer 7

If you are arriving at Heathrow Airport, then take the Piccadilly Line to any of the central locations in London. Follow the airport signs to 'Underground'. It only goes in one direction from the airport so you won't get on the wrong train.

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