Green Park Underground Station

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One of the Jubilee line platforms, the edge of the platform can be seen on the right and is marked by dark tactile markings and a painted yellow line. In the image you can see that the platform inclines up to a raised section. The incline and raised part of the platform has a darker flooring compared to the rest of the platform to differentiate it.

One of the main entrances to the station from the other side of the road. A canopy covers the entrances including the stairway and the lift.

About

Green Park Underground Station is a major transport hub located in the City of Westminster, serving as a key gateway to Central London. Situated on the edge of the picturesque Green Park, the station provides easy access to iconic landmarks including Buckingham Palace, the Royal Academy of Arts, and the luxury shops of Piccadilly. Visitors can use this station to reach the serene open lawns and mature trees of the smallest Royal Park or explore the historic architecture of the nearby Ritz London. It serves as a vital interchange for the Jubilee, Piccadilly, and Victoria lines.

Accessibility highlights

The station offers step-free access from the street to all platforms via dedicated lifts, making it a vital link for disabled people navigating the London Underground network. Facilities include accessible toilets and a Changing Places toilet located within the station area. There are also help points available for passengers requiring assistance. For those travelling by road, the station is conveniently located near several accessible bus routes on Piccadilly.

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