Every abandoned London Underground station you can actually visit and how
The London Underground, now 160 years old and boasting 272 stations, unsurprisingly has a number of abandoned stations due to changes in the network. As London continues to evolve, some stations have become redundant, often replaced by nearby stations or larger complexes. However, some, like Aldwych, remain unused without a direct replacement. Unless Transport for London (TfL) sells the land or property, it retains ownership and maintenance of these deserted stations. While most lie dormant for much of the year, they are well-preserved thanks to the efforts of the London Transport Museum. READ MORE: How London Underground drivers make sure trains can turn around in just seconds In recent times, many have been opened to the public through special 'Hidden London' guided tours. These tours, led by museum experts, offer a journey back in time beneath the city streets to explore the forgotten Tube stations. Aldwych station on a Hidden London tour (Image: LTM) ...