A station rebuilt
London Bridge is one of the capital's oldest railway stations, but it was rebuilt in the 2010s around a large street-level concourse. Today it's served by Thameslink trains running north to Bedford and Cambridge and south to Brighton, by Southern services into Sussex and Surrey, and by Southeastern trains into Kent. It's a busy interchange for both commuters and visitors.
Which side of the station?
The station has entrances on both Tooley Street and St Thomas Street, and they're a fair walk apart through the concourse. Tell us which side suits you when you book, and your driver will drop you or meet you there.
The Shard, Borough Market and the riverside
The Shard rises directly above the station, Borough Market is next door, and the Thames riverside, Southwark Cathedral and Tower Bridge are all close by. We're booked for London Bridge journeys that have nothing to do with trains: dinner at the top of The Shard, a Saturday at Borough Market, or a hotel stay nearby. Enter any address around the station as your pickup and we'll collect you there.
Getting there from Tolworth
London Bridge is about 13 miles away, and the drive usually takes 45 to 65 minutes. It's inside the Congestion Charge zone, so ask us how this affects your fare when you book. If you're travelling further east, to London City Airport, see our London City transfers.
Written and checked by the Tolworth Cars team. Last updated 22 September 2026.