Regent’s Park is a quiet, single-line Underground station on the Bakerloo line, tucked away on the Marylebone Road at the southern edge of its namesake park. Opened in 1906 by the Baker Street & Waterloo Railway (the original name behind the modern “Bakerloo”), it remains one of the smaller and less crowded stations in Zone 1, making it a pleasant, low-stress gateway to one of London’s finest Royal Parks.

Despite its modest size, the station’s location is hard to beat: it sits almost equidistant between Great Portland Street and Baker Street stations, directly on the doorstep of Regent’s Park itself and within easy walking distance of Marylebone’s boutiques, Camden’s markets, and the wider attractions of Marylebone Road including Madame Tussauds.

The station retains much of its original early twentieth-century Underground character, including elements of its oxblood-red glazed terracotta tiled frontage typical of stations designed for the Underground Electric Railways Company of London in this era.

Bakerloo line

• Northbound (towards Harrow & Wealdstone): Baker Street (2 min) → Marylebone → Edgware Road → then on via Maida Vale and Kilburn to Queen’s Park, Wembley Central, and Harrow & Wealdstone (approx. 30 min)
• Southbound (towards Elephant & Castle): Oxford Circus (2 min) → Piccadilly Circus → Charing Cross → Embankment → Waterloo → Lambeth North → Elephant & Castle (approx. 13 min)
• Frequency: every 3–5 minutes during peak periods
• Key interchanges: Baker Street (Circle, Hammersmith & City, Jubilee, Metropolitan), Oxford Circus (Central, Victoria), Waterloo (Northern, Jubilee, Waterloo & City, National Rail)

Interchange Notes

Regent’s Park is served by a single line, so most journeys involving other lines require a short onward trip to Baker Street (one stop north) or Oxford Circus (one stop south), both major interchange stations.

• Single street-level entrance on Marylebone Road
• Ticket machines (no staffed ticket office window; assistance available via help point)
• Oyster card validators and contactless payment
• Real-time departure information screens
• Original early twentieth-century tiled station architecture
• CCTV throughout the station
• Taxi rank and bus stops nearby on Marylebone Road
• Santander Cycles docking station close by
• Close walking access to Great Portland Street and Baker Street stations for wider connections

Regent’s Park 0.1 miles

One of London’s eight Royal Parks, and this station’s namesake, Regent’s Park is right on the doorstep. Highlights include the beautifully manicured Queen Mary’s Gardens with thousands of roses, a boating lake, extensive sports pitches, and the tree-lined Broad Walk. A superb spot for a walk, picnic, or simply escaping the city bustle.

ZSL London Zoo 0.5 miles

Set within the northern part of Regent’s Park, London Zoo is one of the world’s oldest scientific zoos, home to over 750 species. A pleasant walk through the park from the station, particularly enjoyable in good weather.

Madame Tussauds 0.4 miles

The world-famous waxworks museum on Marylebone Road is a short walk from the station, offering lifelike figures of celebrities, royalty, and film characters alongside interactive experiences. Advance booking is recommended.

Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre 0.3 miles

A cherished outdoor theatre within Regent’s Park, staging musicals, Shakespeare, and family productions through the summer months — a delightful and quintessentially English evening out under the open sky.

The Sherlock Holmes Museum 0.5 miles

Located on Baker Street, this popular independent museum recreates the fictional detective’s Victorian study and lodgings, a short walk south of Regent’s Park station.

Primrose Hill 0.8 miles

A short walk north through Regent’s Park, Primrose Hill offers one of London’s best panoramic skyline views, especially memorable at sunset, and is surrounded by a charming village-like neighbourhood of independent shops and cafes.

Lord’s Cricket Ground 0.9 miles

The historic “Home of Cricket” in nearby St John’s Wood, hosting major test matches and home to the MCC Museum, the world’s oldest sporting museum.

The Landmark London — Marylebone Road, 0.3 miles

A grand five-star hotel on Marylebone Road, celebrated for its spectacular glass-covered Winter Garden atrium and luxurious rooms — a short walk from the station.

Great Cumberland Serviced Apartments — Ivor Place area, 0.3 miles

Comfortable serviced apartments in a quiet residential setting close to the park, well suited for longer stays or families wanting more space and a kitchen.

Melia White House — Albany Street, 0.2 miles

An elegant Art Deco hotel directly opposite Regent’s Park, offering spacious rooms and classic styling just steps from the station.

Premier Inn London Euston — Euston Road, 0.7 miles

A reliable, well-priced budget option a short walk or bus ride away, convenient for visitors also connecting via Euston’s National Rail and Underground services.

The Marylebone Hotel — Welbeck Street, 0.6 miles

A chic boutique hotel in Marylebone Village, combining a relaxed residential feel with easy access to both Regent’s Park and Baker Street.

The Winter Garden at The Landmark London — Marylebone Road, 0.3 miles

A stunning glass-covered atrium restaurant known for its lavish afternoon tea and elegant all-day dining, a short walk from the station.

Odette’s — Regent’s Park Road, 0.8 miles

A well-loved neighbourhood restaurant in Primrose Hill serving refined modern European cuisine, popular for its warm atmosphere and seasonal menus.

Regent’s Park Bakery Café 0.1 miles

Cafes and kiosks within Regent’s Park itself (near the Broad Walk and Boating Lake) offer a convenient spot for a casual coffee or light lunch during a park visit.

Golden Hind — Marylebone Lane, 0.6 miles

A beloved traditional British fish and chip shop, considered one of the best of its kind in central London, a short walk towards Marylebone.

Providores and Tapa Room — Marylebone High Street, 0.7 miles

An innovative fusion restaurant blending European and Pacific Rim flavours, one of Marylebone’s most celebrated dining destinations.

Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre 0.3 miles

London’s much-loved outdoor theatre, staging musicals, Shakespeare, and family shows beneath the open sky throughout the summer season.

ZSL London Zoo 0.5 miles

Beyond daytime visits, London Zoo hosts seasonal evening events including summer late openings and animal encounter experiences.

Madame Tussauds 0.4 miles

Interactive waxwork experiences and themed zones, including 4D cinema shows, make for an entertaining outing a short walk from the station.

Cecil Sharp House — Regent’s Park Road 0.9 miles

The home of English folk music and dance, hosting regular concerts, ceilidhs, and folk dance events near Primrose Hill.

West End Theatre District 1–1.5 miles

Bakerloo line direct to Piccadilly Circus provides quick access into the heart of the West End theatre district around Shaftesbury Avenue and Leicester Square.