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No exploration of London's underground would be complete without mentioning the iconic London Underground, the world’s first subway system. Opening in 1863, it offered a vital solution to the city's overcrowded roads and soon became a vital part of London’s identity. This expansive network of tunnels has evolved with the city, accommodating enormous passenger volumes and adapting to new technologies over the years.

Camden Catacombs: Not Your Average Cemetery

Venturing into the Camden catacombs, we find a unique underground network initially constructed in the 1830s, which served as stables for horses used in London's rail system. Although closed to the public today due to flooding risks, the catacombs tell a different story—a fascinating glimpse into the industrial age of London.