Hop on for a fascinating virtual ride exploring the hidden tales and history behind London’s iconic District Line.

Most people have heard of the first Underground railway in London – the Metropolitan. But the same cannot be said of the next major underground line which was opened in 1868 by the Metropolitan District Railway. At first the two pioneer companies worked worked together but soon they were bitter rivals over the creation of what we now call the Circle line.

This is the story of District railway which opened up the suburbs to the west and south west, and eventually also pushed out east to Upminster. Today the District has the most stations of any line (60 out of a total of 272) though it is only the fourth longest at 74km.

This online event offers a captivating journey through one of London’s most historic transport routes, perfect for enthusiasts and curious minds alike. Don’t miss this chance to dive into the heritage of the District Line and see London’s underground in a whole new light!