About Maida Vale
Maida Vale is an elegant residential Bakerloo line station in the affluent neighbourhood of the same name, known for its mansion blocks, tree-lined avenues and the famous BBC Maida Vale Studios. The station's red-brick facade is a good example of early London Underground surface architecture.
Lines Served
Traveller Tips
- 1BBC Maida Vale Studios (historic recording home of the Proms orchestras) is nearby on Delaware Road
- 2Maida Vale itself is one of London's most attractive residential neighbourhoods for a wander
- 3Little Venice is a 10-minute walk south - a pleasant canal-side detour
- 4The Chippenham pub on Shirland Road is a classic Victorian local worth a visit
Accessibility
-Wheelchair accessible
-Step-free access
✓Audio announcements
✓Visual displays
-Accessible toilets
✓Tactile guides
Facilities
Info Desk
Nearby Attractions
BBC Maida Vale Studios
Little Venice
Paddington Recreation Ground
Frequently Asked Questions
QWhich line serves Maida Vale?
Only the Bakerloo line serves Maida Vale station.
QIs Maida Vale step-free?
No, Maida Vale does not have step-free access.
QWhat zone is Maida Vale in?
Maida Vale is in Zone 2.
QWhat are the BBC Maida Vale Studios?
The BBC Maida Vale Studios are a famous recording complex used by BBC orchestras and historically for live radio sessions - they are near the station on Delaware Road.
QHow far is Little Venice from Maida Vale station?
Little Venice canal junction is about a 10-minute walk south from Maida Vale station.
QWhat is near Maida Vale station?
The BBC Maida Vale Studios, Paddington Recreation Ground and the pleasant streets of Maida Vale and Little Venice are all within easy walking distance.
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Zone 2
Travel Zone
Est. 1915
Limited accessibility - check before travelling