TfL Tube: Which London Underground lines have air conditioning?

Over the last week London has been basking in a heatwave with temperatures reaching 30C.

While that means beer gardens with friends and trips to the lido, for commuters it’s stifling hot Tube journeys.

As many lines do not have air-conditioning, travelling around the capital is a challenge in the heat.

To help commuters out the Citymapper app has introduced a new feature that shows which routes through the capital are fully air conditioned.

To find this new tool, search your destination as usual and scroll down to the ‘with air conditioning’, for cooler journeys.

Transport for London (TfL) is also advising customers to take a bottle of water with them on their travels.

Which Tube lines have air conditioning?

The following Tube lines have air-conditioning:

• Circle
• Hammersmith & City
• District
• Metropolitan

Additionally, the following transport services are also air-conditioned:

• Overground
• Northern City
• Thameslink
• Trams
• Elizabeth Line

Which Tube lines don’t have air conditioning?

Londoners may want to avoid the following lines, as they do not have air conditioning:

• Central
• Bakerloo
• Jubilee
• Victoria
• Piccadilly
• Waterloo & City
• Northern