Unveil the secrets hidden within closed-off parts of Charing Cross
See where exciting scenes from Hollywood blockbusters were filmed
Walk under Trafalgar Square in the City of Westminster in London
Look down on Tube trains through a hidden ventilation shaft
Learn the history of the Jubilee Line, closed to the public since 1999
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Take a walking tour of London to explore the disused spaces of Charing Cross tube station. Step behind closed doors to exclusive areas not accessible to the traveling public, walk under Trafalgar Square, and see the London Underground in a different light.
Step into the London Transport Museum, the world's leading museum of urban transport. Learn how the Jubilee line platforms at Charing Cross, closed to the public since 1999, are now synonymous with movies and TV.
As you explore the station’s history, discover how it came to be used as a filming location for popular TV shows such as "Killing Eve" as well as blockbuster films like the Bond hit "Skyfall" and even Marvel’s "Thor: The Dark World."
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Not Suitable For: Children under 10 years
Not Suitable For: People with mobility impairments
Not Suitable For: People with claustrophobia
What To Bring: Passport or ID card
What To Bring: Comfortable shoes
What To Bring: Weather-appropriate clothing
Not Allowed: Open-toed shoes
Not Allowed: Food and drinks
Not Allowed: Luggage or large bags
Know Before You Go: Strictly for over 10 years old - under 10s will not be permitted
Know Before You Go: There is a maximum of four children (aged 10-15 yrs) allowed per adult
Know Before You Go: The tour involves a lot of walking, including areas of uneven ground and low-lighting
Know Before You Go: The tour is not step-free and includes walking up and down static escalators
Know Before You Go: There is no cloakroom
Know Before You Go: The tour is written by historical experts from the London Transport Museum and based on content drawn from the Museum’s extensive archive and collection