Leicester Square to Clapham North Tube Walk

Northern Line Walk – Day 4
Leicester Square to Charing Cross

I walk through Leicester Square past the large Odeon and the half price ticket booth.



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Then I walk through Trafalgar Square.


I pass Admiralty Arch and walk on the Strand a short distrance before arriving at Charing Cross tube station.

Charing Cross to Embankment

A very short walk along Villiers Street takes me to Embankment tube station.



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Here is the entrance to Embankment.

Embankment to Waterloo

To get to the South Bank I walk over the Hungerford Bridge from which you can see most of London’s high rise buildingss.



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Near the Royal Festival Hall is this bust of Nelson Mandela. On York Road is one of the Waterloo tube station entrances.

Waterloo to Kennington

I pass one of the Duck Tours Boats and walk down York Road passing the former Eurotunnel home. It has since moved to King’s Cross.



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Next I head along Kennington Road, Brook Drive and Dante Road.


After walking a while down Kennington Park Road I get to Kennington underground station.

Kennington to Oval

Some way down Kennington Park Road I take a diversion into Kennington Park.



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On exiting the park I soon reach Oval tube station.

Oval to Stockwell

On Clapham Road I pass shops and the former Belgrave Hospital for Children.



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Near the station I pass this clock tower and former air raid shelter which have been turned into a war memorial. I then reach the station.

Stockwell to Clapham North

I continue down Clapham Road past shops and new flats.



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After passing the Clapham North deep level air raid shelter I arive at Clapham North tube station.

2 Responses to “Leicester Square to Clapham North Tube Walk”

  1. s.p. says:

    The Charing X Branch trains normally terminate at Kennington, while ones on the Bank Branch go on to Morden. Why did you choose the other way round?

  2. admin says:

    On the previous day I’d made it all the way from East Finchley to Kennington. I decided that I’d prefer to do the Charing Cross section from Camden Town first rather than restarting from Kennington. It was just a personal preference on the day of which of the two starting points I would go from.