Plan a journey using London public transport
The /journey
command allows you to plan a journey using London’s public transport system. It provides detailed information about the route, including the lines used, changes required, and estimated travel time.
This command provides journey planning for any station in the UK, but it is most effective for London public transport.
Be aware that you might see duplicate autocomplete results for a single when the a station is served by multiple modes. This is because the TfL systems treats them as seperate stations. Always choose the one that matches the mode you want to use.
In the case of the Elizabeth Line, it will not have any suffix to the station name. Other modes will, such as “Stratford Underground Station” or “Stratford DLR Station”.
It returns an embed outlining the journey details, including:
For example, if you were to plan a journey from “Buckingham Palace” to “London Bridge”, the response might look like this:
This journey will take 21 minutes.
13 bus towards Victoria Station
Buckingham Palace Road / Bressenden Place stop P to Victoria Station stop E
District Line
Victoria Station to Westminster Station
Jubilee Line
Westminster Station to London Bridge Station
The starting point of your journey. This can be any location in the UK, but to prevent recognising a different place with the same name, it is recommended to use a station name or a well-known landmark.
The destination of your journey. Similar to the origin, it is best to use a station name or a well-known landmark to ensure accuracy.
The date and time for the journey. If not specified, it defaults to the current time.