Photos Of London's Tunnels

Laura Reynolds
By Laura Reynolds Last edited 113 months ago

Last Updated 20 January 2017

Laura Reynolds Photos Of London's Tunnels
Poplar DLR station foot tunnel. Photo: Richard Watkins (2009)
Poplar DLR station foot tunnel. Photo: Richard Watkins (2009)
Three bridges at Farringdon. Photo: Jon Morris-Smith (2008)
Three bridges at Farringdon. Photo: Jon Morris-Smith (2008)
Leake Street Tunnel, Waterloo. Photo: Andrea Vail (2012)
Leake Street Tunnel, Waterloo. Photo: Andrea Vail (2012)
South Kensington foot tunnel. Photo: Javier Ayala (2014)
South Kensington foot tunnel. Photo: Javier Ayala (2014)
Bermondsey Street tunnel. Photo: Mike Atherton (2005)
Bermondsey Street tunnel. Photo: Mike Atherton (2005)
Hampton Court hedge tunnel. Photo: reiver iron (2012)
Hampton Court hedge tunnel. Photo: reiver iron (2012)
Primrose Hill tunnel. Photo: Fin Fahey (2007)
Primrose Hill tunnel. Photo: Fin Fahey (2007)
Greenwich foot tunnel. Photo: Scott Baldock (2012)
Greenwich foot tunnel. Photo: Scott Baldock (2012)
Islington Tunnel. Photo: helenoftheways (2012)
Islington Tunnel. Photo: helenoftheways (2012)
Barbican tunnel. Photo: Gigi (2011)
Barbican tunnel. Photo: Gigi (2011)
Entrance to Crescent Wood tunnel in Crystal Palace. Photo: Andrew Smith (2014)
Entrance to Crescent Wood tunnel in Crystal Palace. Photo: Andrew Smith (2014)
Brunel's Thames Tunnel. Photo: Torsten Reimer (2014)
Brunel's Thames Tunnel. Photo: Torsten Reimer (2014)

London's tunnels: trains, tubes, cars, pedestrians and even boats use them. Here we take a look at some of the city's familiar — and a few of its lesser-known — holes in the ground.

Thanks to the following photographers for use of their photos via the Londonist Flickr pool: Andrea Vail, Andrew Smith, Fin Fahey, Gigi, helenoftheways, Javier Ayala, Jon Morris-Smith, Mike Atherton, reiver iron, Richard Watkins LRPS, Scott Baldock, Torsten Reimer.

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