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There's still one of London Underground's abandoned Tube stations that you can visit and take a tour of.
York Road Tube station opened in 1906 as a stop between King's Cross and Caledonian Road and closed in 1932 due to too few passengers.
York Road Tube station opened in 1906 as a stop between King's Cross and Caledonian Road and closed in 1932 due to too few passengers.
Located between Old Street and Angel on the Northern line, City Road station is now part of a heating scheme recycling air from London Underground tunnels.
Marlborough Road was one of the earliest stations on the Tube network but closed in 1939 and for many decades its ticket hall operated as a restaurant
Marlborough Road was one of the earliest stations on the Tube network but closed in 1939 and for many decades its ticket hall operated as a restaurant
South Kentish Town station closed due to low passenger numbers and is now an escape room themed around a lost passenger from 100 years ago.
South Kentish Town station closed due to low passenger numbers and is now an escape room themed around a lost passenger from 100 years ago.
We got a photo with the characters from Toy Story and Finding Nemo at immersive exhibition Pixar Mundo in Wembley.
We got a photo with the characters from Toy Story and Finding Nemo at immersive exhibition Pixar Mundo in Wembley.
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