HAMMERSMITH: Station Connection

Описание: Navigating London’s Tube network can be confusing—especially at Hammersmith, where there are actually two separate Underground stations with the same name. In this short video, I document my connection from the Piccadilly Line (arriving from Heathrow) to the Circle Line.

To switch lines at Hammersmith, you need to exit the station, cross the street, and re-enter the other Hammersmith station served by the Circle and Hammersmith & City lines. This video shows the process step-by-step, offering a helpful visual guide for travellers making the same connection.

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This video uses publicly recognisable colours, symbols, maps, and service names for the sole purpose of accurately identifying the railway lines and operators featured in the journey. All trademarks, service names, and brand identities remain the property of their respective owners.

Acknowledgements
• Transport for London (London Underground, Overground, Elizabeth Line)
• Southeastern
• Southern
• Great Western Railway (GWR)
• c2c
• Avanti West Coast
• Google – for map data and route visualisation used in route panels and overlays

These organisations are credited for their operational, map, and brand identities, which may appear incidentally in the form of line colours, station signage, service names, and route diagrams.

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