London Tube & Rail Lines
Every rail line in London — 11 London Underground lines, 6 Overground lines, the Elizabeth line, DLR, London Trams and the IFS Cloud Cable Car. Tap any line for stations, maps, opening hours and fare zones.
London's rail network is the densest in the UK. The London Underground alone carries over 1.3 billion passenger journeys a year across 11 lines and 272 stations. Add the Elizabeth line, DLR, London Overground, London Trams and the IFS Cloud Cable Car and you have one of the most comprehensive urban rail networks on the planet.
All TfL rail services accept contactless and Oyster with the same daily and weekly capping. Off-peak fares apply outside 06:30–09:30 and 16:00–19:00 on weekdays.
21 lines
All lines →- Bakerloo lineLondon Underground · 25 stations · 23.2 km
- Central lineLondon Underground · 49 stations · 74 km
- Circle lineLondon Underground · 35 stations · 27.2 km
- District lineLondon Underground · 60 stations · 64 km
- Hammersmith & City lineLondon Underground · 29 stations · 25.5 km
- Jubilee lineLondon Underground · 27 stations · 36.2 km
- Metropolitan lineLondon Underground · 34 stations · 66.7 km
- Elizabeth lineElizabeth line · 41 stations · 118 km
- Northern lineLondon Underground · 52 stations · 58 km
- Piccadilly lineLondon Underground · 53 stations · 71 km
- Victoria lineLondon Underground · 16 stations · 21 km
- Waterloo & City lineLondon Underground · 2 stations · 2.4 km
- Docklands Light RailwayDocklands Light Railway · 44 stations
- IFS Cloud Cable CarIFS Cloud Cable Car · 2 stations
- London TramsLondon Trams · 39 stations
- Liberty lineLondon Overground · 3 stations
- Lioness lineLondon Overground · 19 stations
- Mildmay lineLondon Overground · 28 stations
- Suffragette lineLondon Overground · 13 stations
- Weaver lineLondon Overground · 31 stations
- Windrush lineLondon Overground · 28 stations
FAQs
How many Tube lines are there in London?
There are 11 London Underground lines: Bakerloo, Central, Circle, District, Hammersmith & City, Jubilee, Metropolitan, Northern, Piccadilly, Victoria and Waterloo & City. Including the Elizabeth line, DLR, Overground, Trams and Cable Car, London has 21 named rail lines in total.
Is the Elizabeth line a Tube line?
Technically no — the Elizabeth line is a separate suburban railway that runs through central London in a Crossrail tunnel. But it is fully integrated with TfL fares and shows on the Tube map.
What's the difference between London Underground and London Overground?
London Underground runs deep-level Tube and sub-surface lines mostly in Zones 1–4. London Overground is an orbital and suburban network of National Rail-style services rebranded under TfL. Both accept the same contactless and Oyster fares.
Which Tube lines run all night?
The Night Tube runs Friday and Saturday nights on the Victoria line, the Jubilee line, most of the Central line, the Charing Cross branch of the Northern line, and part of the Piccadilly line (Cockfosters–Heathrow T5).