London Waterloo

London Waterloo is one of those station everyone has to see. It is located in center of London what makes it perfect if you visit London and want to get to its different parts.

Walking distance to London Eye, South bank makes it really convenient. Facilities as shops, toilets, showers are provided at the station and there is no problem in getting tickets ( apart peak times )

I use Watreloo station every day to go to work. I use the Jubilee Line and then the national rail from Waterloo to west London. It is very busy station, there are lots of coffee shops where you can get coffee or a quick bite for breakfast. There is also a Mark and Spencer store. It is well signposted and very clean. There is also toilet facility for which you have to pay 30p., and it's clean and well maintained.

The only inconvenience for me is that I enter the station at platforms 2-3, that is where the entrance from Jubilee line connection is and my train usually departs from platfroms 16-17, so if I'm a bit late I have to run a marathon to get to the platform.

Waterloo train station is I think one of the largest in Europe and has an impressive 21 platforms serving the south and south west of England. The London underground and Waterloo East train station can also be accessed via Waterloo. Waterloo train station has in recent years gone through a modernisation programme consisting of installing electronic departure boards as well as a new automatic ticket barriers to ensure that most passengers are now fee paying! Yoy may will have seen the station featured in a great film chase starring Mat Damon in one of the Bourne films. There are a number of eating establishements at Waterloo as well as a branch of Boots, Tie Rack, WH Snith, Paperchase etc which are all dead handy at times. One fo the distinct features of the at Waterloo is the clock hanging from the centre of the station ceiling - an easy meeting point for all visitors!