Post by LHR02 on Jul 19, 2003 5:40:59 GMT -5
Any guidebook will have a map of the tube system....and the web site does also. Most books will tell you what tube stop is closest to that attraction so just look at the map and see what zone that stop is in. If you are having trouble just email me with particular places you need and I'll look for you. 
Fairly sure the web site has a 'search' feature on it where you can enter a place name or address and it will tell you what stop to use.
And bear in mind that of your farther afield stops are not reachable via tube at all.....i.e. the best way to get to Greenwich, tourist wise, is to go by boat although you can grab the train, same for Hampton Court...the train or by boat (be aware it is a leisurely boat ride of about 4 hours)......but for most of them you will still take the tube to the appropriate station to get the train or pier for the boats.
Fairly sure the web site has a 'search' feature on it where you can enter a place name or address and it will tell you what stop to use.
And bear in mind that of your farther afield stops are not reachable via tube at all.....i.e. the best way to get to Greenwich, tourist wise, is to go by boat although you can grab the train, same for Hampton Court...the train or by boat (be aware it is a leisurely boat ride of about 4 hours)......but for most of them you will still take the tube to the appropriate station to get the train or pier for the boats.
