London: Hidden London Euston Lost Tunnels Guided Tour

Walk Euston's normally closed underground passages
with a guide

This walking tour lets you explore the disused tunnels and passageways of Euston Underground station with an English-speaking guide. Follow a labyrinth of dark, dusty passageways once used by passengers and discover another side of a Tube and Network Rail station used by more than 42 million passengers a year. The tour content is written by the London Transport Museum's history experts, drawing on the museum's extensive archive and collections.

Learn the history of a station with humble beginnings

Hear about the station's humble beginnings on the corner of Melton Street and Drummond Street, and see the remains of vintage advertising posters hidden for more than 50 years. You will also see the iconic Leslie Green station and its surroundings before they disappear forever.

Look down on Victoria line trains from a secret ventilation shaft

Head to a secret ventilation shaft and look down on Victoria line trains passing below. Hear how Euston will change as the London terminus of the new High Speed 2 (HS2) line, and finish the tour with a new perspective on the station's underground network and its latest innovations.

※ The tour involves a lot of walking, including uneven surfaces, dimly lit areas and stairs.
※ There are no toilets on the tour.