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Post by 15002 on May 27, 2018 23:26:55 GMT
370, 372 offer scenic views from outer London. And you get nice speed with these two buses too, especially after evening.
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Post by ADH45258 on May 28, 2018 8:04:24 GMT
9 Hammersmith - Aldwych
24 Hampstead Heath - Pimlico
31 Camden Town - Kilburn, Westbourne Prk - White City
46 Paddington - Kentish Town
52 Ladbroke Grove - Victoria
70 South Kensington - Ladbroke Grove
100 Wapping - London Wall
107 Edgware - Elstree & Borehamwood
108 Stratford International - North Greenwich
139 Golders Green - Waterloo
142 Watford - Edgware
168 Hampstead Heath - Waterloo
170 Battersea - Victoria
190 Hammersmith - Richmond
210 Golders Green - Highgate
214 Highgate - Kings Cross
240 Mill Hill Broadway - Hendon Quadrant
251 Mill Hill Broadway - Whetstone
258 Bushey - Harrow Weald, Harrow - South Harrow
268 Golders Green - Finchley Road
274 Lancaster Gate - Camden Town
328 Golders Green - Kilburn, Notting Hill - Chelsea
331 Uxbridge - Ruislip
339 Old Ford - Leyton (via Olympic Park)
344 Liverpool Street - Borough
371 Richmond - Kingston
388 Stratford City - Hackney Wick, Shoreditch - Southwark
399 Barnet - Hadley Wood
411 Kingston - Hampton Court
419 Hammersmith - Richmond
507 Waterloo - Victoria
521 Waterloo - London Bridge
C2 Parliament Hill - Oxford Circus
C10 Canada Water - Bermondsey, Lambeth North - Victoria
D3 Shadwell - Leamouth
C11 West Hampstead - Archway
H12 Stanmore - Pinner
H17 Harrow - Sudbury Hill
R68 Richmond - Hampton Court
RV1 Covent Garden - Tower Gateway
U9 Harefield West - Uxbridge
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Post by LBOTG on May 28, 2018 8:41:11 GMT
If you like nice neighbourhoods as such I would recommend the 412 - goes through some of the more affluent parts of Croydon but also has stunning views in between every unit.
For a Central London route I would recommend the 205 as it doesn't have LTs and takes you through so many different styles of architecture and parts of London.
With electric routes, I'd also mention the 153 and 360 being rather unique in regards to the places they serve, but the 521 can also be fun travelling through the Kingsway Tunnel northbound!
If you want quiet areas I'd say the 375 in addition to what else has been mentioned on here - the buses usually go really fast on the final stretch to Passingford Bridge and the terminus is literally in the middle of nowhere!
For unique buses I would make sure you trek down to Romford and catch the DMNs on the 193 before they leave and I'd also recommend you get the Olympus vehicles on the 320/353 as they also match your criteria of fast, quiet routes.
Perhaps the 388 as well for the Olympic Park, X26/482 for Heathrow Airport and 474 if you like looking at water.
These are all routes I've ridden and there are many I haven't even touched so this probably only gives a small perspective of what's out there, but make sure you literally try anything that you "crave" as such because I've had an awful lot of surprises when completing routes, both good and bad!
Good luck with the rest of your exams!
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Post by COBO on May 28, 2018 9:45:36 GMT
The 65 because it's very scenic south of Richmond.
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Post by sid on May 28, 2018 10:07:16 GMT
The 65 because it's very scenic south of Richmond. The 371 is very nice as well. Also the 465 between Leatherhead and Dorking and the 166 between Coulsdon and Epsom if they haven't already been mentioned. |
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Post by NWBusConnoisseur on May 28, 2018 16:47:22 GMT
Good luck with the rest of your exams! Thank you, they're going to be hard  Just want to thank everyone for their suggestions, really interesting stuff has been brought up and I can't wait to try them out! |
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