Mirror reporter Cyann Fielding headed Underground with Hidden London tours to check out behind the scenes of Baker Street station, which has an intriguing and rich history ...

The London Underground has a lot of secrets and the Hidden London tours lets you learn some of them - I explored Baker Street Station, this is what… ...

News You’ll soon be able to get a behind-the-scenes tour of Baker Street station To celebrate 160 years of the tube, visitors will get access to disused lift shafts, hidden corridors and the ...

For instance, Baker Street boasts the highest number of exits of any Tube station, and Baron's Court was inaugurated in 1874 to link what was then countryside to the city.

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Despite being part of the world's oldest underground network this stop is around 25 miles from any subterranean station.

Since the first London Tube station – Baker Street – opened more than 161 years ago, the sprawling network of 272 stations now boasts plenty of weird ones.

The London Underground station stuck in time Set between Hyde Park Corner and Green Park, you'll find Down Street Station which served the Piccadilly Line and opened back in 1907.

The station was first opened on September 24, 1900 by the Central London Railway (the original Central Line), three months after the first stations on the Central line opened.

Commuters on the Tube have been left with life-changing injuries after London Underground admitted that there has been a huge rise in people falling in the tracks.