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there is every kind of restaurant for every budget. To the west of
the district is the Tottenham Court Road, the focus for electrical
goods - every other shop selling electrical gadgets of one kind or
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Public
Transport
The
Bloomsbury is area is serviced by three underground stations, Tottenham
Court Road, Holborn and Russell Square through which the Central,
Piccadilly and Northern lines run. One of these will take you most
places you will want to go very quickly from about 05:00 to about
midnight.
We have full details about using the
London Underground on a detailed page.
Do remember stations are quite close together, for Covent Garden,
Leicester Square, Oxford Street its normally nicer to walk. |
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London
Buses are an attractive means of transport for visitors, especially
perched up on the top deck of a bus. If your accommodation is in Bloomsbury,
you're very central and buses are a very good alternative for the
short journeys you will be making to the crowded Underground.
There is a very economical day pass you can purchase.
If you stand still on one of the main roads at any time in the Bloomsbury
area there are probably two or three buses in sight, such is the frequency.
In Central London you have to purchase tickets before getting on the
bus, there are ticket machines at most stops which also sell the day
passes. |
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