When you’re staying in London, the tube makes it incredibly easy to get around and visit all the attractions that you want to tick off your list. You’ll easily be able to get around the different zones, from the city centre right to the outskirts. Running between Cockfosters through to either Heathrow Airport or Uxbridge, the Piccadilly Line has a plethora of attractions that mean you can step right off the tube and to your next destination.
The Grand Park Kensington is just a short walk from the Earl’s Court station, which is serviced by the Piccadilly line. With just a day pass for the Underground, you’ll be able to visit these six attractions, as well as many others, with minimal walking.
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Harrods
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If you visited London with the plan of indulging in some shopping, Harrods will no doubt be one of the places you want to visit. The Knightsbridge stop is the closest to the iconic department store, so you won’t have to worry about carrying your bags too far, whether you’re tempted in the food halls or by the incredible fashion pieces.
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Science Museum
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If you’ve got an inquisitive mind, the Science Museum will fill you with delight. It covers famous inventions that have shaped the modern world right through to state of the art interactive exhibits that let you get hands-on with ground-breaking tech. The closest of the Piccadilly Line stops is South Kensington.
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Buckingham Palace
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If the stories and traditions of British royalty are part of what attracted you to visit London, Buckingham Palace is a must. It’s within walking distance of the Green Park station and the impressive building is certainly worth it. Plan your trip and you could see the Changing the Guard ceremony and experience some of the traditions for yourself.
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British Museum
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Located in Bloomsbury, the British Museum is dedicated to human history, art, and culture, with its permanent collection numbering 8 million works. Get off the tube at Russell Square and it’s just a 10-minute walk before you can head into the huge range of departments, from Ancient Egypt to Coins and Medals, to uncover the secrets hidden in the museum.
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Covent Garden
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When you stay at hotels near Gloucester Road tube station, you’re only a short journey away from the famous Covent Garden. Packed with cafes, pubs, small shops, and a craft market, as well as a frequent haunt for London’s top street performers, it’s a busy tourist destination that you can visit via the Piccadilly line with minimal fuss.
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Hyde Park
Hyde Park is the largest of the Royal Parks in the capital and you can get there by getting off at the Hyde Park Corner tube stop. Within the park you can wander through ornamental flower gardens, boat on the lake, take in the Diana Memorial Foundation, or attend one of the many events held here.
