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Southwark Underground Station

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The entrance to Southwark Station. It is a curved entrance on the corner of two roads. There is a glass canopy with signage on it with the name of the station. Under the canopy are wide staircases with grab rails on either side and down the centre

The lift at street level to take you to the ticket hall. The silver doors are slightly recessed into the wall with a button on the right-hand side. The two lift doors are silver and open in the centre and each one has a small window just above the centre of the door

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Southwark Underground Station is a subterranean transport hub situated in Bankside within the London Borough of Southwark. Visitors can use this station to travel on the Jubilee line and explore local cultural attractions such as the Tate Modern and Shakespeare Globe theatre. The station offers a unique architectural experience featuring a large circular ticket hall and a dramatic blue glass wall that creates a theatrical atmosphere for commuters and travellers.

Transport for London provides information regarding the facilities at this location to assist with journey planning. Southwark Underground Station features step free access from the street level to all platforms by using the station lifts. This design assists wheelchair users and passengers with mobility requirements who wish to navigate the network independently. Staff members are available at the station to provide boarding assistance and guidance through the ticket gates when required.

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