Travel by tube

For many the London Underground is the most popular and convenient mode of public transport for commuting to and from work.

The nearest Tube station is St Pauls, which is on the Central Line.  A short walk away is Bank which is on the Central, Northern and Waterloo and City Lines.  Furthermore Bank is served by the Docklands Light Railway (DLR) making trips between the King Edward Street site and 5 Canada Square quick and convenient.

• Tube map

  To view and download a tube map click here
  
  Alternatively you can use the interactive map byclicking here

• Plan a journey by public transport

  You might also find it useful to use TfL’s excellent journey planner – you can put in your home location and times of travel and it gives you a range of travel options and up to the minute travel updates - click here
  
  If you are travelling from outside the TfL area (essentially beyond the M25) then you might find it more useful to use the Google Maps journey planning tool to plan your journey - click here

• Paying for tube journeys

  Whilst you can buy single and day tickets for the Underground network from any station, the cheapest and most convenient way to pay is through the Oyster card scheme.
  
  For more information on Oyster Card options click here, where you can also register an Oyster online account. An online account allows you to receive weekly or monthly email statements and see your journey history for the last 8 weeks along with what you have paid.

• Further useful links

  > Transport for London: Tube pages
  > TfLs Oyster pages
  > Live service updates