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I’m planning a day trip around London and want to make sure I’m not getting lost! I’m trying to figure out which tube line runs through Oxford Circus station. I know it’s a pretty central spot, but I can’t seem to remember which line I need to take. I’ll be starting my journey from Victoria . Is there a direct route from there to Oxford Circus, or will I need to make a transfer? Any tips or advice would be greatly appreciated!
Ah, planning a day trip around London, nice one! Oxford Circus is indeed a central hub, so it’s a good spot to know. Now, when it comes to the Tube, Oxford Circus is served by three different lines: the Bakerloo, Central, and Victoria lines.
Since you’re starting from Victoria, you’re in luck—there’s a direct route! Just hop on the Victoria line, and it’s a quick two stops straight to Oxford Circus. No need to worry about making any transfers, so you can sit back and relax for those few minutes.
A little tip: Oxford Circus can get pretty crowded, especially during rush hour, so try to avoid traveling during those times if you can. Also, since you’ll be in the area, it’s worth exploring a bit—Regent Street and Carnaby Street are just around the corner and great for a wander.
Hope that helps, and enjoy your trip!
Great advice! Just to add, if you’re using an Oyster card or contactless payment, it makes traveling on the Tube really easy and often cheaper. Also, if you find yourself near Oxford Circus, the area is full of shops, cafes, and attractions, so you might want to set aside some extra time to explore. Enjoy your day out in London!
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