Taeki Chan The Elizabeth Line, named in honor of Queen Elizabeth II, is a new railway line under construction in London. It is one of the largest infrastructure projects in Europe and is designed to improve transportation across the city, connecting areas from east to west.
The line stretches over 100 kilometers and features 41 stations, extending from Reading and Heathrow Airport in the west, passing through central London, and reaching Shenfield and Abbey Wood in the east.
The primary goal of the Elizabeth Line is to alleviate congestion on existing Tube lines and offer faster and more efficient travel options for commuters and visitors.It aims to provide direct connections to key locations in London, including major business districts, popular tourist attractions, and important transport hubs including the Heathrow Airport.
This is also our first time taking this new railway line which makes our travel journey much more faster and easier. No more travelling up and down with luggage’s to change railway lines. This Elizabeth Line will takes us directly from Heathrow Airport Terminal straight to Canary Wharf via Abbey Wood.
Once we had entered the train, we found inside of the train very spacious. Most probably because this train caters to users from airport like us to the London City which has large luggage’s with us
It takes about 1 hour for us with 13 stops to arrives at Canary Wharf Station. The fees is also more expensive that the normal tube lines. It cost us about 13.30 pounds for a trip but it’s a worth while one for those who do not like the hassles.
