Bank station
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Live TfL arrivals at Bank station. See the next Tube trains, destinations and second-by-second wait times, refreshed every 30 seconds. Bank station is served by the Central, Northern and Waterloo & City lines on the London Tube. On the Central line, it sits between Liverpool Street and St. Paul's. It opened in 1884 and now handles roughly 4,690,000 passengers a year. It sits in City of London, and its name falls under the "Monument, District, Elsewhere" category.
Key facts
- LinesCCentralNNorthernWWaterloo & City
- DistrictCity of London
- Opened1884
- Annual ridership4,690,000
- Name originMonument, District, Elsewhere
- Distance from centre≈ 6 km
- Coordinates51.51300, -0.08800
Position on the line
On the Central line
On the Northern line
Map around Bank
Nearest stations
- Cannon Street0.2 km · CD
- Monument0.3 km · CD
- Mansion House0.4 km · CD
- Moorgate0.6 km · MCHN
- St. Paul's0.7 km · C
- Liverpool Street0.8 km · MCCH
Frequently asked questions
- Which lines serve Bank station?
- Bank is served by the Central, Northern and Waterloo & City lines on the London Tube.
- Can you change lines at Bank?
- Yes. Bank is an interchange between 3 lines (Central, Northern and Waterloo & City).
- When did Bank station open?
- Bank station opened in 1884.
- What are the stations either side of Bank on the Central line?
- On the Central line, Bank sits between Liverpool Street and St. Paul's.
- What are the stations either side of Bank on the Northern line?
- On the Northern line, Bank sits between Moorgate and London Bridge.
- How busy is Bank station?
- Bank handles roughly 4,690,000 passengers a year.
- Where is Bank station?
- Bank station is in City of London, London.
- What are the next Tube trains at Bank?
- The live table at the top of this page lists the next trains arriving at Bank, their lines and destinations, with a second-by-second wait time. It refreshes every 30 seconds from Transport for London's live feed.