Bakerloo Line

The Bakerloo Line is one of London's underground train lines, identified by its brown color on maps. It runs from northwest to southeast, connecting areas like Harrow & Wealdstone and Elephant & Castle. The line is part of the London Underground network, providing efficient transportation through central London and beyond. It features stations with modern facilities and connects commuters to key districts, making it vital for daily travel and city access. The line's name comes from historical references to the Bakerloo service, combining "Baker" (from Baker Street) and "Loo" (from Waterloo), reflecting its route through significant parts of the city.