OXFORD CIRCUS

Stuck on the corner of Oxford Street and Regents Street this station is perhaps the busiest on the whole underground system as it serves as the hub to two of the most recognised streets on the tourist map.

Away from the congestion this is actually a very exciting and vibrant part of London to surface at even despite the increasing sense of Chav that is attaching itself to Oxford Street.

Head South through Argyl Street and you will Great Marlborough Street and soon be in Carnaby Street on your way to deepest darkest Soho as you zone in on Leicester Square.

FINCHLEY ROAD

Finchley Road is a long vertical road that links Golders Green to St Johns Wood. The tube station is just North of Swiss Cottage.

WEMBLEY PARK

This is the station just opposite Wembley Stadium and Wembley Arena. As a result it can get really busy for a station situated in such a grubby part of London.

The station houses a set of steps that Rocky Balboa would have been proud to run up.

NEWBURY PARK

Newbury Park is on the Central Line and is in Essex.

CHARING CROSS

Situated on The Strand Charing Cross station is a tourists’ favourite being the closest station to Trafalgar Square.

GREENWICH

Greenwich is one of the more genuinely beautiful parts of London.

HOLBORN

Holborn is an area next to the tourist hole/trap of Oxford Street that rubs up against Bloomsbury.
I used to study there.

SHEPHERD’S BUSH

Shepherd’s Bush is in East London is close to the BBC, has a green and now houses the Westfield shopping centre. I used to study there and it was fun as when I glimpsed out of the toilet window I could see the floodlights of Loftus Road (the home of Queens Park Rangers) and if we were situated in the right classroom we would be able to spot the BBC from our classroom window.

KENTISH TOWN

Kentish Town is like the nice part of Camden situated just slightly North of the armpit.