Circle Line Map
An interactive map of the Circle line. Tap any station for live departures, interchanges and zones.
Drag to pan · pinch or scroll to zoom · tap any station for live departures. Schematic diagram, so station positions are stylised for clarity and not geographically exact; fare zones are approximate.
The London Circle line map, made interactive
The Circle line runs from Hammersmith along the northern side of central London, then loops around the City and the West End via Tower Hill, Victoria and Paddington before terminating at Edgware Road. Almost every one of its 36 stations is an interchange. Tap any stop for live departures, connections and its fare zone.
King's Cross on the Circle line map
King's Cross St. Pancras is the biggest interchange on the Circle line, connecting six Underground lines with National Rail, Thameslink and Eurostar at St Pancras.
Tower Hill on the Circle line map
Tower Hill sits at the eastern corner of the loop, right beside the Tower of London, with the DLR a short walk away at Tower Gateway.
Victoria on the Circle line map
Victoria links the Circle line with the Victoria line and one of Britain's busiest National Rail termini, including the Gatwick Express.
Paddington on the Circle line map
The Circle line serves both sides of Paddington: the Hammersmith branch platforms and the Praed Street platforms on the loop, with the Elizabeth line and Heathrow Express in the main line station.
Prefer a printable version? You can also view the official TfL Tube map (PDF).
Circle Line map: frequently asked questions
How many stations are on the Circle line?
The Circle line has 36 stations: nine on the Hammersmith branch and 27 around the central London loop.
Is the Circle line a complete circle?
Not any more. Since 2009 the Circle line has been a spiral: trains start at Hammersmith, travel round the full loop via Tower Hill and Victoria, and terminate at Edgware Road.
Which fare zones does the Circle line cover?
Almost the entire Circle line is in zone 1, with the Hammersmith branch reaching into zone 2.
Does the Circle line run at night?
The Circle line does not run a Night Tube service. Check the last departure times from every station on our Circle line last trains page.
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