The Vibrant Heart of London: Piccadilly Lights

Getting There

• Underground (Tube)

  If you're starting from central London, head to any London Underground station. You can catch the Piccadilly Line, which is the most direct route to Piccadilly Circus. Board the train heading towards Cockfosters and stay on the train until you reach the Piccadilly Circus station. Once you arrive, follow the signs to the exit, and as you emerge, you will find yourself directly at Piccadilly Circus, home to the iconic Piccadilly Lights.

• Bus

  Find a nearby bus stop and check the local route maps. Several buses travel to Piccadilly Circus, including routes 3, 6, 12, 15, 23, 38, 88, 139, and 159. Board any of these buses that are heading towards Piccadilly Circus. After a short ride, disembark at the Piccadilly Circus stop. Once you get off, you will be just a few steps away from the Piccadilly Lights.

• Walking

  If you are near Leicester Square, it's a pleasant 10-minute walk to Piccadilly Circus. From Leicester Square, head south on Leicester Place, then turn left onto Coventry Street. Continue straight, and you will see Piccadilly Circus ahead. As you approach, the bright lights of Piccadilly will become visible, guiding you to your destination.

• Cycle (Bicycle)

  If you prefer cycling, you can use one of the many Santander Cycles (Boris Bikes) available around London. Locate a bike docking station near you, rent a bike, and cycle towards Piccadilly Circus. The area is well-connected with bike lanes. Make your way to Piccadilly Circus, and you can dock your bike at the nearest docking station, which is located just a short distance from the lights.