The staff at the station seemed friendly and the centre of Hammersmith district has multiple places to grab a coffee, including a Tesco Express right next to the District/Piccadilly entrance. It is located in Fare Zone 2 and is fully step-free, although there is a large gap between the train and the platform on the Piccadilly line, so you may have to physically lift cases etc.Īfter exiting the Circle and Hammersmith & City line from Wood Green, you virtually get right out onto the street, which makes this one of the easiest Underground stations I could get in/out from, I especially liked how the fact that after touching out and then touching into the adjacent Hammersmith that it carried on my journey, meaning from Wood Green to Victoria (changing from the Circle line to the district line), it only cost £1.65 with my Railcard loaded Oyster. One of the buildings has access to Circle and Hammersmith & City lines, of which is the western terminus, meanwhile, the other building is attached to the Broadway Shopping Centre and is on the District and Piccadilly lines. It is across two main buildings, which are across the way from each other.

Hammersmith London Underground Station is quite a cool tube station.

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