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バス、鉄道、地下鉄、ロンドンにはあらゆる交通手段があります。お得に、なおかつエコ・フレンドリーな観光をしたい方にお勧めです。
To plan your route online use Transport for London’s Journey Planner.
When travelling on public transport in London you have several ticket options. You can pay a cash fare, use a pre-paid Oyster card or buy a paper travelcard. The price of your journey depends on which ticket type you choose, which zones you travel in and what time you travel at. Oyster card prices are always cheaper than paper tickets.
For more details about current tickets and fares check the tickets page of the TfL website.
The London Underground, or 'tube' as we usually call it, is the oldest underground train system in the world. With nearly 300 stations and the network expanding all the time you're never far from a station. The underground network is supplemented by The DLR (Dockland’s Light Railway) which connects the City of London and the Docklands to the east.
Check out Tubeplanner.com to find the nearest tube stations to tourist attractions.
Trains and platforms are described as eastbound, westbound, northbound or southbound depending on the direction of the line. Trains travelling from left to right on the tube map are eastbound, from right to left are westbound, from top to bottom are southbound and from bottom to top are northbound. The front of the train and the platform indicator show the train's final stop - often the last station on the line.
First and last train times vary depending on the station, direction, and final destination. For timetables for each tube line, visit London Underground - first and last trains.
London's tube system is split into 6 'zones' which appear in concentric circles. On the tube maps, central London is zone 1 (the middle circle), and the further away you travel from central London, the higher the zones get.
Travel is cheaper in zones 3, 4, 5 and 6 than in zones 1 and 2. However, you need to pay for all zones you travel through during your journey.
Transport for London produces free maps and guides to help you get around. You can pick up a London Underground Map upon arrival at most tube stations. London Travel Information centres sell tickets and provide free maps. There are centres at all Heathrow Airport terminals, major stations in London and the Britain and London Visitor Centre.
To see all stations and zones, download a London Underground map (pdf 326KB).
You can also travel between Heathrow Airport and all parts of London by tube. The westbound Piccadilly Line (dark blue) has 3 stations for Heathrow, one serving terminals 1, 2 and 3, one for terminal 4 and one for terminal 5. This is the cheapest way into central London from the airport and the journey time takes under an hour.
For more information on tubes check the TfL tube pages.
London has one of the world’s largest urban bus networks and buses are a convenient way to get around offering plenty of sightseeing opportunities on the way. Don’t miss the 2 heritage routes (buses 9 and 15) that are operated by classic Routemaster double-decker buses and take in some of London’s most famous landmarks.
Check out our Central London Bus Map (pdf 1.12Mb) to find popular tourist routes or plan your journey online using the TfL website.
If you’re travelling from one of the outer zones to another part of London (which isn't central London) you may have to take 2 buses, one into central London and another out again. Some bus services only run during the day, from about 06:00 to 23:00. However, many routes run a 24-hour service.
Night buses - prefixed with the letter 'N' (e.g. N24) - run during the night and offer a good alternative to the tube, (which closes around 00:00), and taxis which can be expensive. Some night buses follow a daytime bus route while others have completely new routes or follow tube line stops overground. The London night bus system is one of the best in the world and provides access to many parts of London.
You need to raise your hand to tell the bus to stop as it approaches the bus stop. All travel cards are valid within their period of validity. For information on cash fares, visit Transport for London.
You can check which bus routes provide 24-hour and night bus services at bus stop information boards and at night bus information.
Most routes in Central London require that you buy tickets before you board. Ticket machines selling single fares and daily bus passes are located next to the main bus stops on these routes. You'll need the exact money as the machines do not give change. Many newsagents sell bus passes and also have Oyster top-up facilities.
For more information on buses check the TfL bus pages.
Overland trains are a popular way to get around many parts of London and the London Overground Network serves many of London’s outlying suburbs. London Overground runs on the Richmond to Stratford, Clapham Junction to Willesden Junction, Gospel Oak to Barking, and Watford Junction to Euston lines. Check the TfL website to see a map of the network (pdf 112Kb).
There are 3 tram routes in London:
Trams don't travel directly through central London, but most stop at Wimbledon, so you can easily take a tube or bus from there to your destination. For a route map, see TfL's tram routes.
London River Services operates a mixture of tourist and commuter boat services along the River Thames. Commuter services operate 3 routes:
Leisure services include:
Bankside - Waterloo - Millbank 'Tate to Tate'
Embankment - Waterloo - Bankside - Tower - Greenwich
Greenwich Sunday Evening Sightseeing Cruise
London Eye - River Cruise Experience
Multi-lingual Circular Cruise
Richmond - Kingston - Hampton Court
Westminster - Kew - Richmond - Hampton Court
Westminster - St Katharine's Hop-on, Hop-off circular service
Westminster - Waterloo - Tower - Greenwich
Westminster - Greenwich - Barrier Gardens
For full details of all the services available on the River Thames check TfL's river pages.
出発前に購入、時間もお金もセイヴィング！
イギリス旅行に必要な、ロンドン市内の各種交通カード、鉄道パス、アトラクション入場パスなどの商品を取り揃えております。
すべての商品を見るビジター・オイスター･カードは、ロンドン公共交通機関専用ICカードです。地下鉄､バス､ドックランド･ライト･レイルウェイ、オーバーグラウンド（地上線）また一部のナショナルレイルにもご利用いただけます。
北アイルランドの首都は、シティブレークを過ごすのに理想的なロケーションで、北アイルランドの他の都市への玄関口であるため、観光には優れた場所です。
ユニークなスタイルや建築様式から、見ごたえたっぷりなカントリーサイドや海岸の景観まで、グラスゴーに関するありとあらゆる情報をお伝えいたします。 グラスゴーの地図やホテルの予約、有名な観光名所やイベントに関する情報など、旅に関する便利な情報をご確認いただけます。
ウェールズの活気ある首都、カーディフは、優れたショッピングや活気あるナイトライフ、芸術やカルチャーシーン、ローマ時代に遡る歴史など、訪問客はさまざまと楽しむことができます。
リバプールは、急速にヨーロッパで最も人気のあるシティブレークの目的地になっています。 2008年European Capital of Culture （ヨーロッパ文化の首都賞）を受賞し、ロンドン以外の都市で一番劇場や博物館、ギャラリーがあることが自慢となっています。
ロンドンの紹介はあまり必要ないでしょう。 活気のある多文化の首都であるロンドンは、世界の主要な旅行先です。 ロンドンは歴史や伝統、文化に満ちている一方、最も目まぐるしい国際都市の一つです。
オークニー諸島は、先史時代や野生生物、海景を探索することができます。
コーンウォールには、320マイルを超える世界で最も美しい海岸線や素晴らしいカントリーサイド、見事な庭園や世界クラスの観光名所があります。
イングランドでお気に入りの海岸都市、ブライトンは、歴史があり上品でちょっと変わった、 休暇に最適な場所です。
スノードニアは、ウェールズで最も有名な地域の1つで、岩だらけの山々や落ち着いた自然の景観、起伏の激しい海岸、ウェールズおよびイングランドで最高峰の山、スノードンで有名です。
コッツウォルズは、ストラットフォード・アポン・エイボン、バス、オックスフォードの魅力的な都市に囲まれたなだらかな丘陵地域です。
ローマ人によって創立し、現在、世界遺産地区に指定されています。
Stratford-upon-Avon is William Shakespeare's home town with glorious river setting, five houses associated with Shakespeare, The RSC Courtyard...
2マイルほど環状に連なる壮大なローマと中世の城壁によって囲まれたチェスターは、古さと伝統が現代の国際的な洗練された雰囲気と実に不思議に溶け合った都市です。
Windsor, a short break destination combining history, fine shopping and dining, sports, leisure activities and events....
ヨークの歴史は、イングランドの歴史です。
