London Underground passengers are seeing the biggest transformation in the London Tube's history. The entire Tube network is being rebuilt, starting from tracks to all trains, also including the signals to stations. It will take some time to finish this world class network that our passengers deserve - about 10 years as a matter of fact. There will be some disruption as these works are carried out, but our passengers will be kept fully informed about that.

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Whether you're on a holiday in London, enjoying a day trip to the capital or are long term city visitors looking for something to do at the weekend, with London Transportation you'll find a series of exciting and educational journeys to help you see the very best of London.

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Combining style with some of the most phantastic designs in all history, London has one of the most interesting architectural landscapes of any city in the world. This journey is a trip through some of the highlights of this diversified collection and gives a special sence to both the city's history and its future.

Journey stops: 'St Paul's Cathedral' - 'The Gherkin' - 'Canary Wharf' - 'Tower Bridge' - 'Tate Modern' - 'London Eye' - 'Houses of Parliament' - 'Battersea Power Station'

See trip details: website: www.tfl.gov.uk

While the city of London may be full of museums, galleries and exhibitions there is no better way to see the capital's rich history than by visiting the buildings that tell its story. The detailed route you find below is a journey through the past, be they royal, religious or political as well as a chance to see the landmarks that made this city famous throughout the centuries.

Journey stops: 'Kensington Palace' - 'St James's Palace' - 'Buckingham Palace' - 'Westminster Cathedral' - 'New Scotland Yard' - 'Westminster Abbey' - 'Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament' - '10 Downing Street' - 'St Paul's Cathedral'

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Beginning with art house movies to mainstream and horror to romance, the city of London has provided the backdrop for a large number of movies in recent years. Here is a selection of some well-known blockbusters that had some or all scenes filmed in London.

Journey stops: ''Wimbledon' (Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Club)' - ''The Omen' (All Saints Church, Fulham)' - ''Notting Hill' (The Travel Bookshop)' - ''Love Actually' (Selfridges)' - ''28 Days Later' (Trafalagar Square) - ''Die Another Day' (Buckingham Palace) - ''The World Is Not Enough' (Big Ben)' - 'Bridget Jones' Diary (Tate Modern)' - ''Mission Impossible' (The Anchor Tavern)'

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Over the years, London has seen some frightening happenings. From here we take you on a tour of some of London’s infamous and not-so-famous fright sights... are you afraid? You should be very afraid…

Journey stops: 'Archway Tube station' - 'Highgate Cemetery' - 'St Giles in the Fields' - 'Covent Garden Tube station' - 'The Grenadier Pub' - 'The Clink Prison Museum' - 'The London Dungeon' - 'The Tower of London'

See trip details: website: www.tfl.gov.uk