Bond Street

Amazing lights beautiful views but this time too much crowded but feel very amazing too see Christmas lights and all big brands shops available and small one also so u can do shopping also and all eating store also available

One of my favourite stations. Busy station for Oxford Street but is also inside a shopping centre. Although this is the part of Oxford Street that has the scummy fake shops I hope it gets sorted soon, the station itself I like just because it feels atmospheric and Londony.

TfL is ripping me off I’m broke from them. I what a reimbursement for all the problems you cause. You can’t solve every problem that happens I understand that’s not your fault but making me go through so many train stations and no one updating you on what’s happening on top that staff just don’t care and our unhelpful didn’t know what to do.

Just walked the area .. saw churches .. had lunch in the park .. no shopping

This is the center point of London tube lines. Specifically if you are from north west of London. Very good station. Also there’s an update on Elizabeth line that is not showing in the maps. Now there is a direct train line to Reading which connects all stations from Shefield to Reading. See the pictures for map.

One of London's most popular shopping districts with a number of high end stories. A few minutes walk from Mayfair you will find more designer shops restaurants and art galleries.

One of my favourite stations on the line, a special unique vibe to it, I loved it! 100% worth checking out, both entrances are unique and with the 2nd longer escalator on the whole of the underground, what is not to love!With many upgrades still coming I can't wait to see the station in full capacity! The lighting is perfect, at platform level it is fairly similar to some other Elizabeth line stations but other then that it is brilliant!

Bond Street station is a very convenient interchange tube station and I am expecting to take a new, clean and breathable Elizabeth line train to and from Bond Street soon.

Excellent place for shopping, ranging from high end branded shops - Selfridges, H&M, M&S to low range- primark. You can also shop over the street stalls. The street is full during holidays and festival times, decorated in wonderful lights during year end festivals. Most of the places offer sale. Good connectivity with tubes and red buses. Nice places to explore your taste buds with eateries. Walking is the best mode to explore this place and can spend quality time with friends and family. Also explore the exciting tuk tuk (3 wheeler) decorated in fancy lights & loud speakers with arabic songs !!!

It’s that time of the year in London. The city full of Christmas Lights and colours.The moment you get out of Bond Street tube station, either you can talk a walk on the Oxford street towards Hyde park or another long route via st. Molten street-brook street-regent street-soho-Covent garden.Depending on what you are planning to do either walking around well lit streets or end your trip to Hyde park with a little de-tour for this experience, Bond Street station exit is the place for you.You will find plenty of well decorated shop fronts and wear touch screen gloves to avoid taking your hands out for clicking pictures in this cold. You will get plenty of time to make reels or click pictures on the way.