Aldgate station
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Live TfL arrivals at Aldgate station. See the next Tube trains, destinations and second-by-second wait times, refreshed every 30 seconds. Aldgate station is served by the Circle and Metropolitan lines on the London Tube. On the Circle line, it sits between Liverpool Street and Tower Hill. It opened in 1876 and now handles roughly 7,590,000 passengers a year. It sits in City of London, and its name falls under the "District, Monument" category.
Key facts
- LinesCCircleMMetropolitan
- DistrictCity of London
- Opened1876
- Annual ridership7,590,000
- Name originDistrict, Monument
- Distance from centre≈ 6.9 km
- Coordinates51.51400, -0.07600
Position on the line
On the Circle line
On the Metropolitan line
Map around Aldgate
Nearest stations
- Aldgate East0.3 km · DH
- Tower Hill0.4 km · CD
- Liverpool Street0.6 km · MCCH
- Monument0.8 km · CD
- Bank0.8 km · CNW
- Moorgate1 km · MCHN
Frequently asked questions
- Which lines serve Aldgate station?
- Aldgate is served by the Circle and Metropolitan lines on the London Tube.
- Can you change lines at Aldgate?
- Yes. Aldgate is an interchange between 2 lines (Circle and Metropolitan).
- When did Aldgate station open?
- Aldgate station opened in 1876.
- What are the stations either side of Aldgate on the Circle line?
- On the Circle line, Aldgate sits between Liverpool Street and Tower Hill.
- What is the next station after Aldgate on the Metropolitan line?
- Aldgate is a terminus of the Metropolitan line; the adjacent station is Liverpool Street.
- How busy is Aldgate station?
- Aldgate handles roughly 7,590,000 passengers a year.
- Where is Aldgate station?
- Aldgate station is in City of London, London.
- What are the next Tube trains at Aldgate?
- The live table at the top of this page lists the next trains arriving at Aldgate, their lines and destinations, with a second-by-second wait time. It refreshes every 30 seconds from Transport for London's live feed.