Circle Line – London Underground
Circle line forms a loop around central London. Yellow on the Tube map.
Termini: Loop via Hammersmith, Paddington, King's Cross, Liverpool Street, Victoria
Stations: 36
Colour on Tube map: Circle
Circle Line map
The map below shows the approximate route of the Circle line with key stations. Click markers for station names.
All stations on the Circle line
The Circle line serves the following 36 stations (order varies by branch where applicable).
- Hammersmith
- Goldhawk Road
- Shepherd's Bush Market
- Wood Lane
- Latimer Road
- Ladbroke Grove
- Westbourne Park
- Royal Oak
- Paddington
- Edgware Road (Circle)
- Baker Street
- Great Portland Street
- Euston Square
- King's Cross St Pancras
- Farringdon
- Barbican
- Moorgate
- Liverpool Street
- Aldgate
- Tower Hill
- Monument
- Cannon Street
- Mansion House
- Blackfriars
- Temple
- Embankment
- Westminster
- St James's Park
- Victoria
- Sloane Square
- South Kensington
- Gloucester Road
- High Street Kensington
- Notting Hill Gate
- Bayswater
- Paddington
- Edgware Road (Circle)
- Baker Street
Tourist attractions near the Circle line
Use the Circle line to reach popular visitor spots across London. When an attraction is connected to multiple Tube lines, you will see internal links to the other relevant line pages.
The official London residence of the British monarch, famous for the Changing of the Guard and palace tours.
A historic fortress and the home of the Crown Jewels - ideal for visitors who love heritage and medieval stories.
Landmarks of British history near the River Thames - walkable, photogenic, and packed with visitor highlights.
A world-famous museum with a grand facade and award-winning exhibits, especially popular with families.
Hands-on science exhibits and iconic galleries that make it easy to plan a full half-day or day out.
One of the world's leading art and design museums, with fashion, sculpture, and culture exhibitions.
About the Circle line
The Circle line is one of 11 lines on the London Underground, operated by Transport for London (TfL). For the latest timetables, service updates, and accessibility information, visit the official TfL Tube page. Use this guide alongside area insights and nearest stations by postcode for property and location research.