Holborn Station
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88-94 Kingsway, London, WC2B 6AA
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+44 (0)20 7222 1234
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Holborn Station
- Address
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88-94 KingswayLondonWC2B 6AA
- Telephone:
- +44 (0)20 7222 1234
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Latest 4 reviews of Holborn Station
I've used this particular London Underground station on quite a few occasions as it's near a variety of places and people that I know ... a pub called The Ship Tavern, a restaurant called My Old Dutch Pancake House, a CS weekly event at The Square Pig and a couple of friend's offices.
You've got both the Central and Piccadilly lines located here deep under the city center.
It's your typical...more
Used to have to use this station to get to class.
As mentioned by the other solitary review, it connects the dark blue (Piccadilly) and red line (Central).
It's a bit maze like down there with switchbacks and escalators that take you into the depths!more
Where the Piccadilly Line (between Covent Garden and Russell Square) meets the Central Line (between Tottenham Court Road and Chancery Lane), you'll find this rather deep Underground station. It is the only interchange between these two lines, so the various transfer halls get very busy and I think they switch the center escalator to better serve the traffic flow.
No step-free access from the...more
Crowded. It's a clusterfuck at the bottom of the escalators, where all the crowds coming down the escalators split left (for the Central line) and right (Piccadilly line). At the same time, you have the crowds leaving the Central line and trying to connect to the Piccadilly, and vice versa. So hundreds of people trying to go six different directions at the same time? Recipe for chaos....more