Getting to the Tower of London with a wheelchair using London Underground -

agrinnall

And the OP is right the that the ToL website has nothing about how disabled people can get there using public transport (although it does have a lot about how to get around once you've arrived).

Browntoa

I know Blackfriars Station has been rebuilt completely and has lifts from the platform level to road level

its about a 15 minute walk from there or a short cab ride (theres a cab rank just a bit down Queen victoria street from Blackfriars tube)

Jeff_Bridges_hair

Browntoa wrote: »

I know Blackfriars Station has been rebuilt completely and has lifts from the platform level to road level

its about a 15 minute walk from there or a short cab ride (theres a cab rank just a bit down Queen victoria street from Blackfriars tube)

Indeed - thats why I asked about the start station as there are many ways to get around london using a mixture of transport providers including national rail services.

peachyprice

dzug1 wrote: »

It's a pretty awful site to navigate though with an appalling search function

All I did was put step free access in the search box and it came up with links to the guide and map I linked to above, It was very straight forward.

peachyprice

Also, OP, for future journeys, if you use the TfL journey planner and click on the 'travel options & accessibility' linky under where you put in your starting point and destination you can select that you need step free access.

oscarward

Can't help with the access but I was there last week and it gets very busy later on in the day so go early.


The poppies are an amazing sight and very sobering when you remember what they represent.