What does London 1 mean?

London 1 area refers to the central area within the subway 1 line. There are famous scenic spots such as Buckingham Palace, Hyde Park, Westminster and China City. There are the Houses of Parliament, Big Ben, the political center of London, the London Eye, Oxford Street and Bond Street, the commercial centers, and the Bank Station of the Financial Center and the Old Street Station of the Science and Technology Center in London.

1, London's transportation network is divided into nine travel areas, among which the central area within the subway 1, Buckingham Palace, Hyde Park, Westminster, China City, etc. 1 and the famous scenic spots referred to in Area 2 are all in Area 1, and a few are in Area 2 (such as Greenwich). Outside area 4, it is a suburb.

2. The classification of travel areas is not only applicable to subways, but also to national railways, London Underground and Light Rail Transit (DLR). However, buses and trams only operate in areas 3-6, regardless of areas, and are charged at a uniform distance? 1.5。

3. Subway fares are divided by travel area. Fares are different in different regions. Generally speaking, the closer to the city center, the more expensive the fare. In addition, the greater the span of cross-regional driving, the more expensive the fare. For example, the ticket fare from 1 zone to zone 4 is more expensive than that from 1 zone to zone 2.

4. Just don't set the accommodation in the East District starting with the postal code E, which has nothing to do with several districts. The red circles on the London subway route map are 1 and 2, and most of the scenic spots are in these two areas.

Extended data:

1. Today's Greater London is a city 40 kilometers long and 40 kilometers wide. It is divided into one to six districts according to the ring, which is somewhat similar to the division method in Beijing's second ring road, third ring road and fourth ring road, while the old city is basically located in one district of London.

2. The London Underground has 12 subway lines criss-crossing six districts, of which 1 1 runs through the district where the city center is located. Many stations in 1 area, such as Baker Street, must be built on several floors underground for several lines to be used at the same time.

With the development of the city, almost all subway lines have built extension lines. In addition to densely populated areas, a considerable number of subway tracks are laid above the ground. For example, the Metropolitan Line has 33 stations, 24 of which are ground stations.

4. Each line of London Underground has its own representative color: the central line is bright red, the East London line is golden yellow, the Victoria line is light blue, and the regional line is emerald green.

5. Londoners will use colors to refer to routes, such as "going to work on the red line today", "going to see relatives on the pink line" and "going to see a performance on the yellow line".

References:

London Underground _ Baidu Encyclopedia