SubtleBlade • January 18, 2010Best coffee behind the ticket barriers is Nero's on the bridge btwn platforms 2 & 3.
Alastair H. • July 2, 2017A must visit. Climb to the viewing platform round the neverending spiral staircase and enjoy the views. Or, if you're like me, cling on and be scared.
Jacques • April 22, 2015Amazing view of the River Thames from Platform 1. The Shard and the Tate Modern are to the right. And Tower Bridge in the distance.
Vicky H. • July 7, 2010Even if it does smell the bike parking on platform 10 is awesome and always half empty.
Lauren K. • November 1, 2014One of London's best small quirky museums. Climb up the creaky wooden staircase and step back into the 1820s, when students filled the platforms to watch the next amputation: http://bit.ly/1wmJzhY
Ben • January 28, 2012Platform 1 is just one of many platforms to get the hell out of that station!!!
Simonpeep • September 6, 2011If you are heading for cannon street, run with everyone else to platform 3. The indicators are wrong... Mostly.
Max C. • September 29, 2011If there is a train at the platform, and the board above indicates it's going to the station you want, board the train.
Lucie • October 28, 2016One of my favorite places in London. See the caffe and also the new 10th floor viewing platform. The view to London apartments was surprising
Phil S. • May 4, 2013My absolute favourite platform! Apart from 3, 6 and 7 which are also pretty cool!
Maite L. • March 20, 2013If you are going to Charing Cross don't stand at the beginning of the platform... Go at the end, I you're early enough you can even get a seat!
Nick L. • August 31, 2018When coming into London coach 5 doors are right next to the escalator. Handy if changing here for Charing Cross
David B. • August 10, 2016Access to DLR platforms is often restricted at peak times, which means you'll sometimes queue for 10/15 minutes.
ian • May 3, 2013The smallest platforms, depth-wise, you're likely to find on any train station, but a great view of the Thames Tunnel.
Jack S. • August 19, 2022Now possible to access the ⬛Northern Line by walking through the 🟪Elizabeth Line platforms into Moorgate without incurring a journey fare. Might be quicker walking above ground or on H&C line
Leanne • July 22, 2015Pros: Close to Royal London & museum, easy to use overground. Cons: have fun trying to get the right train on the underground platform.
Graham P. • May 9, 2011This is the best place to change from Bank bound to Beckton or City airport bound DLR. Just walk across platform, no step to lug cases down and up
Angus L. • July 10, 2012Lost property office now moved to Ludgate Circus end of Southbound platform INSIDE the ticket barriers. NOT in Holborn ticket office area any more.
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