Charing Cross station — Local services in London

CHARING CROSS UNDERGROUND: TFL should hang their heads in shame. I’m disabled and recently had the unenviable misfortune to travel by the Bakerloo line from Paddington to Charing Cross, what an absolute shambles! Now then Mayor Khan step into my shoe and I challenge you to use crutches with one leg between these Mainline stations. Balance and hop or lunge yourself onto a train with large gaps from platform to train twice, then arrive at Charing Cross, physically haul yourself up flights of stairs and then negotiate two moving escalators, it’s an accident waiting to happen and extremely dangerous. No one needs to wake up and smell any coffee because heads are buried with people sat on their hands waiting for their next salary cheque. We are now 2025 and disabled people have been around from the point of evolution but still there is NO solution. So Mr khan let me know what day suits you and we will do the...

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5/5 – Excellent Experience at Charing Cross Station**

Charing Cross Station continues to impress with its convenient central location, efficient service, and helpful staff. Whether you're commuting or traveling for leisure, the station is well-organized and easy to navigate, even during peak hours.

The signage is clear, ticket machines are reliable, and the staff are consistently polite and knowledgeable, always ready to assist with directions or travel advice. Trains generally run on time, and the platforms are kept clean and well-maintained.

What really stands out is the station's proximity to key London landmarks — it’s just a short walk to Trafalgar Square and the Embankment, which makes it incredibly convenient for both locals and tourists.

Overall, Charing Cross Station offers a smooth, pleasant travel experience and sets a high standard for rail...

Mainline Station for trains to the South of London. Easy interchange from Underground. Very close to the West End if you are going to a Theatre or just shopping. Five minute walk to Covent Garden or ten minutes to Leicester Square and Piccadilly Circus.

This is London's most Central Mainline station as all measurements of distance from London are taken from the site of of the old Eleanor Cross nearby. The original cross stood where the statue of Charles I on horseback stands at the top of Whitehall.

This is the official geographic centre of London. The 60' tall structure outside the station entrance is just a replica of the original Eleanor Cross. It is rather ornate and probably one of London's most...