Route 11 in purple , the best route to take in West,Central and East London

Once you arrive in London you will see a large number of Bus companies selling tours to travel on a bus around London.

These tours can be very expensive and you can do a tour yourself by taking the Local London buses for only a couple of pounds.

All you need  to know is which routes best suit where you want to go, all the routes we suggest use double decker buses so you can sit on the top deck  and see London appear in front of you.

Route 11 is known as one of best routes for sightseeing , it takes in numerous attractions in West, Central and East London.

If you start in the West you begin in Fulham then you go down trendy King’s Rd past the Saatchi Gallery and near Sloane Square. Then the attractions come thick and fast  Buckingham Palace followed by Westminster Abbey, past Big Ben and the House of Parliament , Then Whitehall, Downing Street , Trafalgar Square and the Strand, you then carry on down  Fleet St until in the distance the unmistakable form of St Paul’s, but your not finished yet there is still the Bank of England and finally the trendy bars of Shoreditch.

Main Stops

Liverpool Street Station London Underground National Rail Bus Station
Bank Station London Underground Docklands Light Railway
Mansion House Station London Underground
St Paul’s Churchyard
City Thameslink Station National Rail
Aldwych
Charing Cross Station London Underground National Rail
Trafalgar Square
Westminster Station London Underground
Victoria Station London Underground National Rail
Victoria Coach Station
Sloane Square Station London Underground
Chelsea
Fulham Broadway Station London Underground

Route 24 Light Blue –  Great for Travelling North to South or South to North

Once you arrive in London you will see a large number of Bus companies selling tours to travel on a bus around London.

These tours can be very expensive and you can do a tour yourself by taking the Local London Buses for only a couple of pounds.

All you need  to know is which routes best suit where you want to go, all the routes we suggest use double decker buses so you can sit on the top deck  and see London appear in front of you.

Route 24 is one of our longest routes but takes in a  large number of  attractions. If you are heading South to North, you will startin Pimlico and go past Westminster Cathedral before coming into Westminster , there you will see Westminster Abbey and The Houses of Parliament.

Turning up Whitehall you will pass Downing Street then onto Trafalgar Square and Nelson’s Column, straight on to tourist hotspots Leicester Square and Tottenham Court Road.

Moving away from the centre you head towards North London and the buzz of Camden Town where you can explore the Market and the numerous Bars and pubs.

If you want to get away from it all carry on to Hampstead Heath for great views and some piece and quiet.

Main stops

Pimlico Grosvenor Road
St George’s Square
Victoria Station London Underground National Rail
Westminster Station London Underground
Trafalgar Square for Charing Cross Station London Underground National Rail
Leicester Square Station London Underground
Tottenham Court Road Station London Underground
Goodge Street Station London Underground
Warren Street Station London Underground
Mornington Crescent Station London Underground
Camden Town Station London Underground
Chalk Farm
Hampstead Heath

 Route 15

Once you arrive in London you will see a large number of Bus companies selling tours to travel on a bus around London.

These tours can be very expensive and you can do a tour yourself by taking the Local London buses for only a couple of pounds.

All you need to know is which routes best suit where you want to go, all the routes we suggest use double decker buses so you can sit on the top deck  and see London appear in front of you.

On Route No.15 you’ll see more than attractions because this is known as a heritage route and can travel on one of the old London buses called a Routemaster. if you want the comfort of a modern bus they also operate on this route.

Route 15 is a very popular short route which covers central London , you can begin in the main shopping area of Regent Street  then down to  Piccadilly Circus and Trafalgar Square,  following Aldwych  you progress onto St. Paul’s Cathedral and the Tower of London, if you are feeling adventurous you can carry on into East London.

The old Routemaster only does he central part of the journey.

Main Stops

Blackwall Station
Poplar (All Saints Station)
Limehouse Station
Aldgate East Station
Aldgate Station
Tower Gateway Station
Tower Hill Station
Monument Station
Cannon Street Station
Mansion House Station
St Paul’s Churchyard
City Thameslink Station
Aldwych
Charing Cross Station
Trafalgar Square

 Route 9

Once you arrive in London you will see a large number of Bus companies selling tours to travel on a bus around London.

These tours can be very expensive and you can do a tour yourself by taking the Local London buses for only a couple of pounds.

All you need  to know is which routes best suit where you want to go, all the routes we suggest use double decker buses so you can sit on the top deck  and see London appear in front of you.

On Route No.9 you’ll see more than attractions because this is known as a heritage route and can travel on one of the old London buses called a Routemaster. if you want the comfort of a modern bus they also operate on this route.

Route 9 offers a more scenic short route by passing some of London’s famous parks, if you are going West to East you can start  in Kensington before passing the Royal Albert Hall and Hyde Park, then look out for the sign for Harrods in Knightsbridge . Going past Green Park and St James Park with Buckingham Palace in the distance, the greenery come to an abrupt end in Trafalgar Square and the bus terminates at Aldwych not far from Covent Garden.

Main Stops

Hammersmith Bus Station
Kensington Olympia Station London Underground London Overground National Rail
Kensington High Street
High Street Kensington Station London Underground
Royal Albert Hall
Knightsbridge Station London Underground
Hyde Park Corner Station London Underground
Green Park Station London Underground
Trafalgar Square
Charing Cross Station London Underground National Rail
Aldwych