Free Maps of the London Underground 2026

NEW: World Tube Map. NOW Available: March 2026 editions of Easy to Read, and Rail & Tube maps.  Download your free A4 printable Tube Map with the new overground lines. Choose from a variety of unique versions to suit your style and needs.

Easy-To-Read Tube Map

For Neurodivergent and Neurotypical People

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Rail and Tube Map

For Neurodivergent and Neurotypical People

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World Tube Map

For People of All National, Ethnical, Racial, and Religious Groups

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Legacy Tube Map

For Old School Londoners

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Centenary Tube Map

1933-2033

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Rush Hour Tube Map

For Everyday Londoners

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Respelled Tube Map

For Native Speakers of English

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I.P.A. Tube Map

*International Phonetic Alphabet

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Phonemic Tube Map

For International Speakers of English

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Discover a new perspective on London’s transport network with this collection of nine versions of Arcangelo’s alternative Tube map, each available as a downloadable PDF. From clarity to detail to cultural insight, every version builds on the same core design while offering a different way to experience the Underground.

The Easy-To-Read Tube Map uses bold text to highlight the most frequently searched destinations, while the Rail & Tube Map integrates National Rail services for a more complete picture. The World Tube Map celebrates multicultural London by highlighting ethnic neighbourhoods, landmarks, and restaurants at every stop.

If you prefer a more traditional aesthetic, the Legacy Tube Map presents a classic design with a Johnston-style font and no fare zones. Looking ahead, the Centenary Tube Map explores the future, featuring planned and proposed projects such as Crossrail 2. The Rush Hour Tube Map brings movement to life, with line thickness reflecting train frequency during peak times.

For pronunciation support, the Respelled Tube Map helps native speakers understand how unusual station names are pronounced. The IPA Tube Map uses the International Phonetic Alphabet to guide accurate pronunciation. The Phonemic Tube Map provides a simpler, more accessible system for learners who are less familiar with IPA.

Arcangelo's Tube Map

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Printable (downloadable pdf file) Easy-To-Read, Rail, World, Legacy, Rush Hour, Respelled, IPA, Phonemic Tube Maps - Copyright © M. Arcangelo Martiello, 2022-2026. All rights reserved. Copyright protected with www.protectmywork.com. Reproduction in whole or in part, by any means, without the prior written permission is strictly prohibited. The only one exception is the printing of one single copy on both sides for personal use ONLY. One person is allowed to print only one single copy of the map on both sides. One person is allowed to print one copy of each version of the map (Easy-To-Read, Rail, World, Legacy, Centenary, Rush Hour, Respelled, IPA, Phonemic), and each update of the map (current one available on the site, and every future update). Reproduction of two or more copies is strictly prohibited in all cases. Use involving any type of financial gain is strictly prohibited in all cases. For all other cases, please contact us using the contact form. Elements of design that are original and have not been previously published are under the copyright of the author. In the event that TfL copyright elements of design are present, they are reproduced under the exception that the use of this map is for non-commercial research or private study. The Easy-To-Read, Rail, World, Legacy, Centenary, Rush Hour, Respelled, IPA and Phonemic versions of this map are an educational project and are not for sale. If you encounter this map available for purchase, please inform us through the contact form. The Subway London Font (used in the Legacy map), and the Paddington Font (used in the Centenary map) downloaded from fonts101.com. The L-IFA phonemic alphabet (used in the Phonemic map) is also copyrighted by the author. The information displayed on the map is accurate to the best of our knowledge as of the date stated on the map. The author is not affiliated with TfL or any of its subsidiaries, and these downloadable pdf files are not official products of the London Underground.