London Tube Question.?

Question

I am going on holiday soon and my route will be via the London Underground. I need somebody to be able to answer this question:

Is there a tube train that goes from London St Pancras Train Station to Liverpool Street Train Station?

If so, would you be able to tell me how long it would roughly take on the tube?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

There are several underground lines that go there.  It's only about  four stops, max ten minutes.

Go to the transport for London website to see or print off a tube map. (I think it's tfl.go.uk or google 'tfl' if I'm wrong)

Direct trains. £4 each adult, £2 each under sixteen. (single fares)

Answer 3

yes

From Kings X/St Pancras you can get directly to Liverpool St. 10 minutes including the bits of walking I guess.

Answer 4

There is a direct link between the two. Lucky for your Kings Cross/ St Pancras is the interchange for about half of the city's tube lines.

Go eastbound on any Hammersmith & City, Circle or Metropolitan line tube train from King's Cross/St Pancras.

Liverpool Street station is the fourth stop along. The actual journey on the tube should only take 8-10 minutes barring any delays.

You will need to take into account the time it will take to actually go from the train platform down to the tube and up again, say another 20 minutes.

Answer 5

Hi,

There are lots of trains from Kings Cross St Pancras (they have a connecting station) to Liverpool Street... take either a clockwise Circle Line Train, or Hammersmith & City Train, or Metropolitan Line train.

The journey shouldn't take longer than ten minutes