The Tube

The tube is probably the simplest, quickest and most convenient way to travel around London.  It operates across ??? lines serving much of London and runs from the early morning until late night.

London Buses

Wherever you want to go in London you can usually find a bus that will take you there.

London buses operate a 24 hour service with a range of night buses.

Docklands Light Railway (DLR)

The DLR is a light railway system connecting east London with the City.  It always extends into south east London.

Four routes currently operate on the DLR.  They are Stratford to Lewisham, Bank to Lewisham, Tower gateway to Beckton and Tower Gateway to Lewisham.

Trams

Trams were reintroduced to London in May 2000 providing an environmentally friendly transport link in South London.

Trams serve the centre of Croydon and are divided into three lines to provide a service from Wimbledon to Elmers End, Croydon to Beckenham Junction and Croydon to New Addington.

Taxi - Private Hire

Travelling in a traditional taxi is a unique, convenient and easy method of getting from place to place and, more importantly, from 'door to door' throughout London.

Taxis can be hailed in the street or located on designated ranks, which are situated at prominent places, including many mainline rail, underground and bus stations.

The TfL website has a handy journey planner where you can enter your starting point and destination and it will tell you best way to get there.