Whether you're travelling around London by Tube, bus, DLR, London Overground, bike, river service, or on foot, always consult a map or guide before you travel.
London Tube map
The London Tube map [PDF 265KB] is a design classic and makes navigating London's underground rail network simple. This up-to-date and easy-to-use London Tube map covers all nine travel zones, including zone 1, which covers central London. It also marks all stations which have step-free access, riverboat services, trams, airports and more. Your single must-have map when travelling across London.
Welcome to London leaflet
The easiest way to get around London is to use public transport. This Welcome To London leaflet includes maps for Central London Tube, bus and attractions, general information about which travel tickets to buy, as well as useful tips and suggested cycling and walking routes to help you make the most of your trip.
London bus maps
Travelling by bus gets you around London quickly, easily and often quite cheaply. These handy maps show key bus routes in Central London and further afield, as well as night bus services and spider maps which detail exactly where every bus stop can be found.
Docklands Light Railway guides
Discover the best places in East London for eating, drinking, shopping, and history with these free guides to the Docklands Light Railway. The DLR services key locations such as Stratford (for Westfield Shopping Centre), North Greenwich (for The O2 Arena), Canary Wharf and Cutty Sark (for Maritime Greenwich).
London Overground map
Travel around the whole of Central London on just one network. Plan your journey on the London Overground with this free map and explore areas outside of the city centre. Services go through stations such as Stratford, Euston, Shoreditch High Street, Hampstead Heath, Shepherd's Bush and Kensington Olympia.
London’s river services map
See the options for travelling on the Thames, from regular Thames Clipper services to leisurely boat tours. Services call at Westminster (for the Houses of Parliament), The London Eye, Embankment (for the West End), Tower (for the Tower of London) and Greenwich (for the Maritime museums).
Accessibility guides
If you have ever found it difficult to use public transport, then this guide is for you. It shows you how much easier it is becoming to get around London, and encourages you to make use of the many forms of public transport available, including assisted public transport.
Cycling routes and maps
Use these free maps and guides to discover new areas of London on two wheels. Hire a bike and see the city from a different angle, and maybe save money at the same time. Find out where to find the Cycle Superhighways, special signed cycle routes and leisure routes that reveal London's secret gardens and Saturday markets.
Tube station toilet map
Find out which stations on the Tube, DLR and London Overground transport network have toilet and baby-change facilities so you don't get caught out when travelling across the city. Look for the special map key that signifies stations with toilets.
Walking maps
Follow these suggested walking routes to discover a fresh perspective of London. Plan your journey in advance and carry the walking map with you. Routes include Olympic highlights such as The O2 Arena, Greenwich Park and the Serpentine, plus Central London walks past St Paul's Cathedral and Buckingham Palace.
Transport Itineraries
Explore London with these fun itineraries. Travel along bus route 94 and discover some of London's most popular areas. Find out the quietest times to visit the city's attractions and go looking for London's transport design icons. All itineraries feature free and colourful London maps, highlighting the best points of interest.
London attractions map
Use the London attractions map to find your way around the capital. Making an ideal tourist map, simply tick boxes to find attractions, parks, museums, historic houses and more, plotted on the map.
Discover the capital with a hop-on-hop-off London bus tour within a 24 or 48-hour period, an ideal way to see London's most iconic landmarks and areas.