My work
londonstations.co.uk: what my team and I built
A free guide to every London Underground station: step-free access, toilets and what is nearby.
Screenshots of the live site, taken on 14 November 2026.
Video still in the screenshot: George Morina / Pexels.
What it is for
London Stations Guide is a free, independent and unofficial guide to all 272 London Underground stations.
For each station it shows what is within a short walk, step-free access, toilets and every line in order.
What visitors can do
- Find a station by name, or show just one line.
- Use a map of the stations. “Stations near me” uses the visitor’s location inside their own browser only, and nothing is sent to the site.
- Browse by line, see popular stations and read tips for changing trains at big interchanges.
- Read before-you-travel pages: live line status, fares and how to pay, step-free travel, airports, Night Tube, and travelling with kids or a buggy.
- Read a short guide for a first day in London.
How it is built
In plain words:
- Fast, ready-made pages served by Cloudflare.
- Built from Transport for London’s open data, with map data from OpenStreetMap. Both are credited on the site.
- An interactive map runs inside the page itself.
- No adverts, no affiliate links and no tracking. The site says clearly that it is unofficial and not connected to Transport for London.
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