Brixton Tube Station London

Brixton Station, London

Brixton Station opened in 1971. — Brixton Station has the largest roundel on the network

Brixton Station in south London is the southern terminus of the Victoria Line of the London underground.

The Victoria Line runs from Brixton in the south to Walthamstow Central in the north.

The station is located in the heart of Brixton, a vibrant and culturally diverse neighborhood.

The station is the southern terminus of the Victoria Line. — The station is the southern terminus of the Victoria Line

History

The station was opened in 1971 as part of the second phase of the Victoria Line extension.

A Victoria Line train at Brixton Station. — A Victoria Line train at Brixton Station

Goods From Japan delivered to your home or business. — Goods From Japan delivered to your home or business

Tilework at Brixton Station. — Tilework at Brixton Station

Tube Lines

The station is in Travelcard Zone 2. It is the southern terminus of the north-south Victoria Line. The next stations heading north are Stockwell, Vauxhall, Pimlico, Victoria, Green Park and Oxford Circus.

Ticket barriers at Brixton Station. — Ticket barriers

Trains

Brixton Station is 100 meters north of the tube station. It is on the Chatham Main Line and has trains to Victoria Station, Herne Hill and Orpington in Kent via Bromley South.

Presently regular trains are operated by Southeastern Railway.

Kiosk selling newspapers, sweets and Oyster Cards. — Kiosk selling newspapers, sweets and Oyster Cards

Buses

Buses that call at or close to Brixton Station include the numbers 2 (Marylebone Station to West Norwood via Victoria Station), 3 (Victoria to Crystal Palace), 35 (Clapham Junction to Shoreditch via Liverpool Street), 45 (Elephant & Castle to Streatham Place), 59 (Telford Avenue to St Bartholomew's Hospital via Lambeth North and Waterloo Station), 109 (Brixton to West Croydon), 118 (Brixton to Morden), 133 (Streatham to Holborn via Bank), 159 (Streatham to Oxford Circus via Westminster), 196 (Elephant & Castle to Norwood Junction), 250 (Brixton to West Croydon), 322 (Clapham Common to Crystal Palace), 333 (Tooting Broadway to Elephant & Castle), 415 (Hardel Rise to Elephant & Castle), 432 (Brixton to Anerley Station) and P4 (Lewisham Station to Brixton).

The P4 is convenient for the Dulwich Picture Gallery and Dulwich Park.

45 Bus to Elephant & Castle at Brixton Station in London. — 45 Bus to Elephant & Castle

Number 2 Bus to Marylebone at Brixton Station in London. — Number 2 Bus to Marylebone

Nearby

Brixton is known for its diverse community, cultural attractions, and vibrant markets. The area has a rich musical history and is associated with various music genres in particular reggae, ska, and rap. It is home to Brixton Market, which offers a wide range of cuisines, fresh produce, and antiques.

Other attractions include the O2 Academy Brixton, Electric Brixton and the Ritzy Cinema and Cafe.