London Underground Map Zone 1

The zones are like tree rings, concentric rings around the centre. Some of london’s trendy neighbourhoods like camden and notting hill are located in zone 2. So if you want to travel from piccadilly circus to oxford circus on the bakerloo line, for example, then you need to look for signs saying bakerloo northbound.

The center of london is called zone 1 and includes the city of westminster, which is a suburb, and a few other small neighborhoods. 87 rows zone 1 covers the west end, the holborn district, kensington, paddington and the city of london, as well as old street, angel, pimlico, tower gateway, aldgate east, euston, vauxhall, elephant & castle, borough, london bridge, earl's court, marylebone, edgware road, lambeth north and waterloo. If you’re returning in the opposite direction then they would say bakerloo southbound.

Extended by one hour in the evening after 1 april 2014 and may be extended on certain events days.

The majority of visitors will only travel in the two most central zones 1 and 2. Some stations, such as turnham green, are in two zones. London underground schedule also differs between rush and normal hours. 87 rows zone 1 covers the west end, the holborn district, kensington, paddington and the city of london, as well as old street, angel, pimlico, tower gateway, aldgate east, euston, vauxhall, elephant & castle, borough, london bridge, earl's court, marylebone, edgware road, lambeth north and waterloo.