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London Bridge tube station
London Bridge station stands in the heart of Southwark, just steps from the Thames and the historic London Bridge. It sits on Duke Street Hill and forms part of the London Bridge transport complex, linking the Jubilee and Northern lines. Two main entrances serve the station: one on Tooley Street and another at 31 Borough High Street. Step-free access runs from street level all the way to the platforms, making every part of the journey easier. The station is a busy interchange, handling thousands of weekday passengers between central and south London. At weekends it stays open around the clock, offering continuous service when other lines rest. Passengers can switch here between the deep-level Northern line and the newer Jubilee line without leaving the building. Above ground, the area buzzes with commuters heading for London Bridge station’s mainline trains. Close by are landmarks such as Southwark Cathedral and the medieval London Bridge itself. The London Dungeon brings theatrical history to life nearby, while The Shard towers over the skyline a short walk away. From here, visitors can explore Borough Market’s food stalls or walk along the river towards Tower Bridge. The station’s location makes it a practical starting point for any tour of the south bank.
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Nearby
- Romano-Celtic temple at The Place, Southwark50 m
- The Place, Southwark50 m
- Romano-British bath house and medieval remains at 11-15 Borough High Street42 m
- Guys Mini Museum116 m
- Southwark Cathedral114 m
- The Shard171 m
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