Moorgate Station's Hidden Tube: Secret London Walking Tour

Overview

Hidden Tube Walking Tour of Moorgate Station offers a special look into London's past. This walking tour takes visitors behind the scenes at Moorgate, exploring hidden areas usually closed to the public. It is a great experience for anyone interested in London's history and secret places.

Expect to walk through old tunnels from the City and South London Railway. See beautiful old glass tiles from the 1900s and pieces of old posters. The tour goes into the 'Catacombs' under The Barbican Estate and along unused train tracks. Visitors will learn how the area changed a lot in the late 1900s. The tour guide will share interesting stories about Moorgate as a train station. Discover how it became the start of the world's first deep tube line in 1890.

The 80-minute tour includes a guide who knows all about the station's secrets. It does not include travel to and from Moorgate station. This is a unique chance to see hidden parts of London and learn about its history. Come explore Moorgate's hidden secrets!

Sentiment Analysis

Most customers really enjoyed the tour and thought it was a fun and interesting way to learn about London's history. They liked seeing the hidden parts of the station and hearing the stories from the guide.

• Customers loved seeing the hidden parts of the station.

  Many people found the tour guide to be very good and well informed.

  Visitors enjoyed hearing the stories about the station's past.

  People thought it was cool to walk through the old tunnels.

• Some people thought the tour could be longer.

  A few visitors wished there were more places to sit down.