The London Underground map has been given a makeover - and its creator claims the new version is more geographically accurate than Transport for London's (TfL's) original.

The London Underground dates back to 1863, with its first railway opening between Paddington and Farringdon on the Metropolitan Line. Much of its central network was completed in the first 50 ...

In this view, you can also see just how misleading the real London Underground map can be. Rather than connecting in a neat grid as Transport For London's (TfL) version would suggest, the real ...

Beck's map, which is used by Transport for London (TfL), uses straight lines to represent the various different Tube lines. However, Roberts, from Walton-on-the-Naze, opted for a different ...

The map of the London Underground is an iconic design, almost as beloved to some as the network itself. Based on a 1933 template by electrical draughtsman Harry Beck, it has has largely stuck to ...

This stunning 3D map by Bruno Imbrizi gives you the ability to track specific lines and view, in (almost) real-time, where individual trains are throughout the London Underground.

Londoners' commutes just got a whole lot better thanks to a real-time train map for the Tube created by Birmingham programmer Matthew Somerville. This amazing resource depicts trains as yellow Pac ...

Londoners know it, but not all visitors do: sometimes it’s quicker to walk than take the tube. The official London Underground map — designed by Harry Beck in 1933 and arguably the most ...

🚇 You see the real-time map for yourself here. Mapped: how much it costs to rent at every London tube station in 2025 . Plus: inside plans for a ‘Welsh tube’ .

Zoom in, and a 3D London unfolds, featuring individual buildings — many recognisable landmarks. It's a remarkable rendering, melding together the not-actually-real squiggle of Tube lines, with ...

Thousands of people using the London Underground had their movements, ... More than 44,000 alerts were issued during the test, with 19,000 being delivered to station staff in real time.