Westminster Tube Station London

Westminster Tube Station, London

Westminster tube station on the London Underground in central London is in Travel Zone 1. Altogether Westminster is on three lines – the Circle, District, and Jubilee lines.

The first station opened in 1868 but has been completely rebuilt since then.

Westminster tube station is at the intersection of Bridge Street and Victoria Embankment.

Westminster Tube Station is close to several major sights in London

Circle, District, and Jubilee Lines

The station is on three lines – the Circle, District, and Jubilee lines. of the London Underground network.

On the Jubilee Line, Westminster is one stop north of Waterloo with the next station Green Park. On the District and Circle lines, it is east of St James Park and also one station west of Embankment.

Nearby Westminster

The station is close to a number of central London’s most-visited attractions including the Houses of Parliament, Big Ben, the London Eye, the Cenotaph, Westminster Abbey, and 10 Downing Street.

Nearby luxury hotels include the five-star Corinthia Hotel London, the five-star Sofitel London St James, and the Conrad London St James, also five stars.

A platform at the station

Buses

The following London buses call at the station. Running towards Victoria are the 3, 11, 24, 87, 88, N3, N11, N44, N53, N87, and N136. Buses running towards Aldwych and Piccadilly Circus include the 3, 11, 12, 87, 88, 159, 453, N3, N11, N44, N87, N109, N136, N155, and also the N381.

Buses for Tottenham Court Road are the 24 and N53 and for Kennington south of the river any of 12, 159, 453, N53. N109, N155, or N381. For Hyde Park Corner at the southeast corner of Hyde Park and Sloane Square take the 148 or 211.

There are also several Santander Cycle docking stations nearby as well at Abingdon Green, Storey’s Gate, and Westminster Pier.