In partnership with the London Transport Museum / Hidden London, Brit Movie Tours is delighted to offer an exclusive behind-the-scenes Aldwych Station Tour that features regularly on screen and stands in for a working tube station.
Aldwych station is a fascinating location with a rich and varied history. It opened to the public in 1907, never reached its planned potential and eventually closed in 1994.
Here is a rare opportunity to take a tour of the now disused Aldwych Underground station in the Strand. Led by expert guides, you will be able to see the ticket hall, the original lifts, abandoned platforms and inter-connecting walkways – including some that have very rarely been seen by the public.
The station provided shelter to Londoners during the Blitz and also starred in its own right in productions including The Darkest Hour, Superman IV, The Krays, Patriot Games, V for Vendetta, The Good Shepherd, Atonement, 28 Weeks Later, Mr Selfridge, Sherlock, Stan & Ollie, SS-GB, Temple and much more.
The Aldwych Station Tour is available on a very limited basis. Dates are released a few weeks in advance and tickets will then be released on a first-come-first-served basis.
Important information
Saturday & Sunday
10:05am, 12PM, 2:40pm and 4:35pm
Wednesday, Thursday & Friday
5:05pm and 7pm
75 minutes
Adult (16 – 59 years): £45
Child (10 – 15 years): £42
Concession (Available for over 65s, students, children aged 16-17 and visitors with disabilities): £42
Aldwych tube station, Surrey Street (next to the station exit)
Aldwych Station
Professional guide
Gratuities (optional)
Go behind the scenes of your favourite blockbuster movies on this 2-hour family-friendly movie location London Walking Tour.
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Brit Movie Tours
7 Bell Yard
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