Top 4 London Hidden Tube Station Tours

1.Aldwych: Hidden Tube Station Guided Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 54 reviews · 1h 15m · from $60Our pick

Enter Aldwych station with a London Transport Museum guide for a 75-minute walk through its ticket hall, lifts, platforms and tunnels. Hear how the station sheltered people and protected priceless treasures during the Blitz, and spot places used in films and television, including Luther: The Fallen Sun. Guides have included Colin, Cat, Emily, Jas and Dom.

“Fantastic tour, very interesting. Our tour guides Emily, Dom and Dom were very professional, entertaining and full of fun facts. Very enjoyable tour . Would recommend to everyone.”

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2.Hidden Baker Street Tube Station Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.7 · 51 reviews · 1h 25m · from $60

Join a London Transport Museum guide outside Baker Street Underground Station, then explore closed platforms, old lift shafts, hidden corridors and a former staff rifle range. Hear how the station opened in 1863 and served Underground workers as well as passengers. Guides including Anthony, Sophie and Pat have been praised for their lively, informed delivery.

“the 3 tour guides were exceptional, good characters and knowledgeable, impressed”

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3.Guided Tour of Hidden Tube Station at Charing Cross

★★★★★★★★★★4.7 · 20 reviews · from $60

A live English-speaking guide leads you behind closed doors at Charing Cross, across disused Jubilee Line platforms and beneath Trafalgar Square. Look down on Tube trains through a ventilation shaft and hear how the station became a film location for Skyfall, Killing Eve, and Thor: The Dark World. The 75-minute tour is written by historical experts from the London Transport Museum.

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4.Hidden Tube Tour – Piccadilly Circus: The Heart of London

★★★★★★★★★★4.4 · 15 reviews · from $60

Join an English-speaking guide for 75 minutes inside Piccadilly Circus Underground station. You’ll pass through areas closed to the public since 1929, see original Edwardian features, and hear about wartime sheltering and the storage of priceless artefacts. The tour is created by London Transport Museum historians. Expect stairs, uneven ground, and low light.

“incredible experience, exploring the London underground. excellent and engaging guides, very informative.”

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