Public Toilets in London
Find 734 public toilets within 5 miles of the centre of London, including 382 wheelchair accessible, 624 free to use, 302 with baby changing. Use the map below to find the nearest toilet to your location, or filter by facilities.
Public Toilets in London
London is the UK's capital and largest city, with hundreds of attractions spread across 32 boroughs. From the West End theatres to the South Bank cultural mile, from Camden Market to the Greenwich meridian, finding a public toilet in London can be surprisingly difficult, especially away from major stations and shopping centres.
Our interactive map opens on the 734 public toilets within 5 miles of the centre of London. Click "Use My Location" to find the nearest facilities, or browse the map to explore. Each toilet marker shows accessibility information, opening hours, and whether entry is free or paid.
Accessible Toilets in London
There are 382 wheelchair accessible public toilets within 5 miles of the centre of London. Use the "Wheelchair accessible" filter to find them. 127 locations accept RADAR keys for National Key Scheme access.
National Rail lists accessible toilets at Waterloo, King's Cross and Paddington, and Victoria station has a Changing Places toilet in the main toilets on the central concourse. Our data lists accessible toilets at Westfield London in Shepherd's Bush. Many Tube stations do not have toilets. Under the Community Toilet Scheme, some cafes and shops let the public use their toilets. Look for the community toilet sign.
Toilet Tips for London
- The major railway termini, including Waterloo, King's Cross, Paddington and Victoria, all have toilets. Our data lists them as free.
- In boroughs with a Community Toilet Scheme, some cafes and shops let the public use their toilets. Look for the community toilet sign.
- If you are on the South Bank, our data lists free toilets in the Royal Festival Hall.
- Our data lists free, accessible toilets at Westfield London in Shepherd's Bush, including in the upper-level food court.
Toilets Nearest the Centre of London
The 20 named toilets in our data closest to the centre of London, nearest first, within the 5 miles the map opens on. This list is rebuilt from the same data as the map at every weekly update.
- Trafalgar Square, WC2N 5DS (100 yards) 🚼 💰
- Craven Street Temporary Urinal, WC2N 5PE (0.1 miles) 🆓
- NATIONAL GALLERY by cafe, WC2N 5DN (0.1 miles) ♿ 🚼 🔑 🆓
- Cafe in the Crypt, WC2N 4JH (0.1 miles) ♿ 🚼 🆓
- The National Gallery, SW1A 2TS (0.1 miles) 🚼 🆓
- National Portrait Gallery, WC2N 5DN (0.1 miles) ♿ 🚼 🆓
- Adelaide Street Urinal, WC2N 4HZ (0.1 miles) 🆓
- London Charing Cross Station, WC2N 5HS (0.2 miles) ♿ 🚼 🔑 🆓
- Charing Cross Library- 6 Charing Cross Road, WC2N 5DN (0.2 miles) 🚼 🆓
- Institute of Contemporary Arts, SW1A 2BE (0.2 miles) ♿ 🚼 🆓
- St Martin's Street Temporary Urinal, WC2H 7HN (0.2 miles) 🆓
- Westminster Reference Library, WC2H 7HN (0.2 miles) 🆓
- Haymarket Temporary Toilets, SW1Y 4RW (0.2 miles) 🆓
- 2, WC2N 4JP (0.2 miles) 🆓
- Charing Cross Library, WC2H 0HG (0.2 miles) 🆓
- Horse Guard Toilets, SW1A 2BE (0.2 miles) ♿ 🚼 🔑 💰
- Japan Centre, SW1Y 4DP (0.2 miles) 🆓
- McDonald's Leicester Square, W1D 6AP (0.2 miles) 🆓
- Benvenuti Cafe, SW1Y 4AU (0.2 miles) 🆓
- Victoria Embankment Gardens, WC2N 6PA (0.3 miles) ♿ 🚼 🔑 💰
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many public toilets are there in London?
There are 734 public toilets within 5 miles of the centre of London, including 382 wheelchair accessible facilities and 624 that are free to use.
Where can I find accessible toilets in London?
Use the wheelchair accessible filter on our map to find 382 accessible toilets within 5 miles of the centre of London. 127 locations also accept RADAR keys.
Do London Underground stations have public toilets?
Only some do. TfL says customer toilets are available at some stations, that its toilets are free, and that some are inside the ticket gates, so you need to tap in and out. Our data lists toilets at Victoria, Baker Street and King's Cross St Pancras Underground stations. Otherwise, plan to use toilets at nearby shops, cafes or public toilets.
What is the Community Toilet Scheme in London?
Some London boroughs run a Community Toilet Scheme, where local businesses such as cafes, pubs and shops let the public use their toilets. Look for the community toilet sign. Our data includes venues from the Camden and Tower Hamlets schemes.
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