Bank-Monument Tube Station
Bank Station (GPS: 51.51348, -0.08906)Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Bank_station_Central_line_eastbound_look_west.JPG
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Bank-Monument Station (GPS: 51.51348, -0.08906) is a London Underground station in the City of London. It is also a station of the London Docklands Light Railway. The station is a complex spanning the length of King William Street, and links two different stations, the Bank Tube Station (GPS: 51.51348, -0.08906) and the Monument Tube Station (GPS: 51.51092, -0.08671) to form an interchange.
The Bank Tube Station was named after the Bank of England while the Monument Tube Station was named after the Monument to the Great Fire of London. Together, they station is often called the Bank-Monument Tube Station. They are served by the Central Line, Northern Line, Waterloo and City Line and the Docklands Light Railway.
On the Central Line, the Bank-Monument Tube Station is between St Paul's Tube Station and Liverpool Street Station. On the Northern Line, the station is between Moorgate Tube Station and London Bridge Tube Station. On the Waterloo and City Line, it runs to the Waterloo Station and back. On the Docklands Light Railway, it is the terminus for Central London.
Monument Station (GPS: 51.51348, -0.08906)Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Monument_station_look_anticlockwise.JPG
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Nearby Sights
- Bank of England Museum
Museum documenting the history of the bank. It also provides a display of money-related artifacts.
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