"Discovery Bit travel directory " The Central Line, the red line on London Underground guides, stumbles into focal London.

The line begins from Epping in the north-east and ends at a) Ealing Broadway in the west and b) West Ruislip in the north-west. The Central line covers a distance of 74km (46 miles) and serves 49 cylinder stations.

Recorded beneath are a portion of the 49 cylinder stations that most vacationers are probably going to utilize when they visit London.

Stratford station is the stop where the Olympic Village (London Olympics 2012) is found. You need to change here for the Docklands Light Railway (DLR) and stop at Pudding Mill Lane (1 prevent from Stratford station) where the Olympic Stadium is found.

Liverpool Street station is one of the primary rail route stations in London. This is the station where guests take the train to Stanstead Airport.

Different attractions close to Liverpool Street station incorporate the Gherkin Building, Toynbee Hall and the Whitechapel Art Gallery.

Bank station is near a few vacation spots including Mansion House (the authority home of the Lord Mayor of the City of London), the Bank of England, The Royal Exchange, Leadenhall Market and the Lloyd's Building.

Lloyds Building is the home of the protection foundation, Lloyds of London, the world's driving protection market.

St Paul's station is a short stroll to St Paul's Cathedral, the second biggest basilica on the planet after St Peter's Cathedral in Rome.

Other vacation destinations close to St Paul's station incorporate the Museum of London, Millennium Pedestrian Bridge, Shakespeare's Globe Theater and the Tate Modern. From the Tate Modern you can go for a loosening up stroll along the waterway bank and appreciate the great sights and hints of London.

Close to Chancery Lane station are the Inns of Court, the Royal Courts of Justice, the Yeomanry Museum and the London Silver Vaults (the home to the world's biggest retail assortment of fine classical silver).

Stop at Holborn station for Lincoln's Inn, the British Museum, Sir John Soane's Museum, The Hunterian Museum, the London School of Economics and the Royal College of Surgeons.

During the year Law understudies are needed to eat "in Hall" of Lincoln's Inn a specific number of times before they fit the bill to be "called to the Bar".

You get off at Tottenham Court Road station in the event that you are visiting the British Museum, the Dominion Theater and the Central YMCA. The vast majority of the West End theaters and London Chinatown are situated in the south of Tottenham Court Road station.

Tottenham Court Road shops are prestigious for the offer of electrical products like TVs and PCs.

Oxford Circus station is the focal point of the busiest shopping area in London. This is the place where Oxford Street (running in east-west bearing) meets Regent Street (running in north-south heading). Both Oxford Street and Regent Street are exceptionally bustling shopping roads and that is the reason the vast majority like to stop at Oxford Circus when they arrive at the West End to shop.

Bond Street station is one stop west of Oxford Street station. Shops in Bond Street stock rich and costly creator garments and embellishments. Big names from everywhere the world are regularly seen shopping in Bond Street.

New Bond Street and South Moulton Street, the two roads famous for rich and costly adornments and watches, are just a short separation away from Bond Street station.

Selfridges Department Store is only a few of minutes stroll from the station.

Marble Arch station is situated at the west finish of Oxford Street. Inverse Marble Arch station is Park Lane, popular for its 5 star inns like the Dorchester Hotel, InterContinental Hotel and Hilton Park Lane. In the event that you walk mostly down Park Lane, you will see the Animal in War Memorial. This dedication is to recognize the commitments made by creatures that serve close by troops during the war.

Hyde Park is situated toward the west of Marble Arch station and the Speakers Corner is just under 5 minutes leave.

Lancaster Gate station is the place where you get off in the event that you are visiting the Hyde Park Italian Gardens, the Serpentine, Diana, Princess of Wales Fountain and the Bayswater Road Artists Gallery.

Queensway station is the stop in the event that you are visiting Kensington Palace. You can likewise begin your "Diana, Princess of Wales, Memorial Walk" from Kensington Gardens across the station. This is a 7 mile stroll across 4 Royal Parks, 3 Royal Palaces and a few well known London tourist spots. You simply follow the Diana Memorial Walk plaques that are inserted along the course.

In vogue Notting Hill Gate is eminent for the Notting Hill Gate Carnival. This occasion is held here every year during the August Bank Holiday and is coordinated by the Caribbean people group. This is a mainstream occasion and every year countless individuals combine here to participate in the festivals.

Portobello Road Market is additionally universally known and is busiest on Saturdays.

Holland Park is a dazzling park with its renowned Orangery, Kyoto Garden and outside theater.

Holland House, initially known as Cope Castle, is currently a ruin, having been annihilated by bombs during World War II.

Close to Shepherd's Bush station is the Westfield Shopping Center with in excess of 300 shops under one rooftop and is presently the biggest metropolitan shopping complex in Europe.

White City station. Here you can visit the BBC Television Center and join its visits. Close by is Loftus Road Stadium, home of Queens Park Rangers Football Club and the London Wasps Rugby Club.

Aside from Stratford station (zone 3) and Holland Park, Shepherd's Bush and White City stations (zone 2), the wide range of various Central line stations recorded above are in zone 1. So on the off chance that you are not intending to visit these stations, you just need to purchase a 1-day Travelcard for zone 1. That will give you limitless travel for a day in zone 1 by transport just as by tube.