London travel maps

The London Tube map [PDF 265KB] makes navigating London's Underground rail network simple. This easy-to-use London Tube map shows all nine travel zones, including zone 1, which covers central London. It also indicates stations with step-free access, riverboat services, trams, airports and more. It's your must-have map when travelling in London!

Travelling by bus gets you around London easily and cheaply. These handy maps show key bus routes in central London and further afield, as well as night bus services and spider maps that detail where every bus stop can be found.

Discover the best places in east and south-east London for eating, drinking, shopping and history with these free guides to the Docklands Light Railway. The DLR serves key locations such as Stratford (Westfield Shopping Centre), Canary Wharf and Cutty Sark (Maritime Greenwich).

Plan your journey on the London Overground with this free map. The London Overground forms a circle around the capital, with branches extending into additional neighbourhoods. London Overground services go through stations such as Stratford, Euston, Shoreditch High Street, Hampstead Heath, Shepherd's Bush and Kensington Olympia.

See the options for travelling on the river Thames, from regular Uber Boat by Thames Clipper services to leisurely boat tours. Services call at Westminster (Houses of Parliament), London Eye, Embankment (West End), Tower (Tower of London), Greenwich and more.

Use these free maps and guides to discover new areas of London on two wheels. Hire a bike and see the city from a different angle. Find routes to ride on London's Cycleways and leisure routes that reveal the capital's secret gardens, Saturday markets and more...

Use the London attractions map to find your way around the capital. Tick the boxes to show attractions, parks, museums, historic houses and more on the map...

Use this list of the best London travel apps to discover hidden stories, London landmarks new and old, and free events throughout the capital...

The zoo of the British capital, the ZSL London Zoo, is the world’s oldest scientific zoo. It was inaugurated on 27th April 1828 and originally it was intended to be used for the scientific study of animals. In 1847 it was opened to the public. Today it houses a collection of 760 species making it one of the largest wildlife parks in the United Kingdom.

The London Pass is a good way of seeing many of London’s most iconic landmarks without the ever-escalating costs. Although the pass itself is quite pricey (£75 for adults and £55 for children for a one-day pass, with two, three, six and ten-day passes also available), it can be worth it if you are going to see many of the city’s attractions in a short period of time.

Please check for travel restrictions before booking and travelling to an accommodation. Travel may be permitted only for certain purposes and in particular, touristic travel may not be allowed...

The best travel apps are the ones that take all the stress out of a trip, freeing you up to enjoy the journey. And fortunately, you've got a lot of choices when it comes to finding apps that can help you plan your next getaway.