London Victoria Station Tours and Tickets

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Visiting London Victoria Station is free, but the Gatwick Express, which travels to Gatwick Airport, costs £21.50 for an anytime adult ticket. London Underground fares vary, with off-peak singles starting from £2.80 depending on where you’re traveling to, the day, and the time.

Yes, London Victoria Station is accessible. There is step-free access to the main station via entrances on Grosvenor Gardens, Hudson Place, Terminus Place, Victoria Street, and Wilton Road. From the station, lifts provide access to all platforms, including the ticket hall for the London Underground.

London Victoria Station is very busy as it is the gateway for millions of tourists to enter London and visit top attractions such as Buckingham Palace. It also connects Gatwick Airport (LGW) to London via the Gatwick Express. If you can, avoid the rush hour periods of 7:30am–9am and 5pm–7pm.

The District, Circle, and Victoria lines of the London Underground serve London Victoria Station. If you’re traveling on the London Underground (better known as the “tube”), you can use contactless payment. Just remember to have your phone or card ready to tap when you enter and exit the ticket barriers.

Yes, there is a luggage storage facility at London Victoria Station. You can find it on platform 8—just look out for the Excess Baggage Company sign. It’s possible to book different time bands to suit your needs, such as a 3-, 6-, 24-, 48-, or 72-hour package.