Old Street station

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Address:: Old Street Station,
London
United Kingdom
Train fare zone:: London’s train network is divided into 9 fare zones, with 1 being the closest to the centre of the city. Old Street station is in zone 1.; Old Street serves the following train lines:
Northern Line
National Rail

Facilities, and opening hours

Getting there and away: Bus 21 35 43 47 55 76 135 141 211 242 253 271 394 812

Whilst we make every effort to keep this information up-to-date, facilties and ticket office opening hours are always subject to change. We therefore advise you to check the details with London Transport.

Find restaurants near Old Street stationRivington Grill British
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Eyre Brothers Mediterranean
Real Greek Greek
Pham Sushi Japanese

Find hotels near Old Street stationCity YMCA EC1 1*
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Trains from Old Street

Old Street station connects with these London underground lines…

Northern Line

(MAIN LINE) Edgware ↔ Burnt Oak ↔ Colindale ↔ Hendon Central ↔ Brent Cross ↔ Golders Green ↔ Hampstead ↔ Belsize Park ↔ Chalk Farm ↔ Camden Town ↔ Mornington Crescent ↔ Euston ↔ Warren Street ↔ Goodge Street ↔ Tottenham Court Road ↔ Leicester Square ↔ Charing Cross ↔ Embankment ↔ Waterloo ↔ Kennington ↔ Oval ↔ Stockwell ↔ Clapham North ↔ Clapham Common ↔ Clapham South ↔ Balham ↔ Tooting Bec ↔ Tooting Broadway ↔ Colliers Wood ↔ South Wimbledon ↔ Morden

(NORTHERN BRANCH) splits off from the main line at Camden Town ↔ Kentish Town ↔ Tufnell Park ↔ Archway ↔ Highgate ↔ East Finchley ↔ Finchley Central ↔ West Finchley ↔ Woodside Park ↔ Totteridge & Whetstone ↔ High Barnet

(NORTHERN LOOP) splits off from the main line at Euston ↔ King’s Cross St. Pancras ↔ Angel ↔ Old Street ↔ Moorgate ↔ Bank ↔ London Bridge ↔ Borough ↔ Elephant & Castle ↔ rejoins the main line at Kennington

(MILL HILL LINK) splits off from the northern branch at Finchley Central ↔ Mill Hill East

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National Rail

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