Victoria is a public transport hub in the centre of London, with two rail stations joined together serving the counties of Kent (to Dover) and Sussex (to Brighton). The location also features a bus and coach depot, and a major London Underground interchange too.
No wonder the main views are of thousands of people passing through Victoria from one transport mode to the next! We start not far outside London Victoria Railway station, taking a look at the architecture both ancient and modern, from a Victorian Theatre (currently playing 'Billy Elliot - The Musical') to an ornate public house, to the 'shard of glass' housing Microsoft's central London offices at 100 Victoria Street. We then venture towards the main station. You can see the differing architectures of the two conjoined rail houses.
As we venture inside you can see the mix of old and new, from old architecture to modern technology signs and shop fronts. And the people - thousands of them - all moving from one transport mode to the next, or watching the electronic timetable screens waiting to be told that their train is ready, and which platform they must head to.
