AN 156-year tube station once decided to scrap trains in favour of Chinese food. Marlborough Road was once a busy tube ...

Marlborough Road, on the corner of Finchley Road and Queen's Grove in northwest London, was a stop on the Metropolitan Line ...

Brompton Road station, despite its proximity to Harrods, was a hardly used stop and closed after just 28 years. Located at ...

Admittedly, Dover Street doesn't have the abandoned platforms boasted ... Behind the doors, grilles and vents of London's workaday Underground stations, an incalculable number of secrets still ...

However, by 1914, the tube ... the old station that still remain though. You can see a portion of the platform, as well as the curve of the old roof, from Finchley Road. Here are five abandoned ...

London’s newest major tourist attraction will soon open in a sprawling network of World War Two tunnels. Built to shelter Londoners from German bombing raids during the Blitz, the mile-long tunnels ...

Nestled right next to Monument station lies a forgotten piece of London's commuting history - the site of an ancient Underground station named King William Street. Despite only being in operation ...

Another forgotten fragment of London's transport network briefly became a Chinese restaurant, where diners could feel the ...