Download the London Congestion Charge Zone Map from the following links.
All the maps are in PDF format, so you can print them easily if needed.
- Congestion Charge Area Map
- Congestion Charge Zone Map
- Congestion charge extension Map (The map is not from the TFL official, not sure if it is authentic.)
Read more about London Congestion Charge Zone.
- London Postcode Congestion Charge Map
- Check out our guide to What You Need to Know about London Congestion Charge.
- 4 Tips To Avoid The Congestion Charge.
(Congestion Charge Zone Map by Ed g2s via Wikimedia Commons)
Generally, the Congestion Charge Zone covers these areas:
- City of London
- West End
- Finsbury
- Bloomsbury
- Liverpool Street Station
- Clerkenwell
- St Paul’s Cathedral
- Holborn
- Covent Garden
- Soho
- Waterloo Station
- London Bridge Station
- Picadilly Circus
- Mayfair
- Green Park
- James’s Park
- Westminster Tate Britain
- Vauxhall Bridge
The major roads within the Congestion Charge Zone are the following:
- Bishopsgate
- Borough High St.
- Blackfriars Rd
- Millbank
- Strand
- Oxford Street
The following roads border the Congestion Charge Zone:
- Marylebone Road
- Euston Road
- City Road
- Commercial St.
- Tower Bridge Rd
- New Kent Rd
- Vauxhall Bridge Rd
- Park Lane
Check the Congestion Charge Zones provided by the Transport for London (TfL) before you drive into London.
You can search the map by typing the postcode or street to check for more specific results.
For some popular places, I have created a table where you can check out whether the place(s) is(are) in Congestion Charge Zones.
| Areas or places | Inside or outside the Congestion Charge Zones | Notes |
| Canary Wharf | Outside | |
| Greenwich | Outside | |
| Harrods | Outside | |
| Tower Bridge | Outside | |
| Islington | Outside | |
| Hammersmith | Outside | |
| Paddington Station | Outside | |
| Wandsworth | Outside | |
| Euston Road | Outside | Euston Road is part of the Northern boundary of the CC zone, if you don’t turn South you’ll stay outside it! |
| Edgware Road | Western is the boundary of the CC zone in the map from TFL, which means that it is not inside Congestion Charge Zones. However, it is inside the Congestion Charge Zone from the new map. | |
| Covent Garden | Inside | |
| Blackwall Tunnel | Outside | |
| Brick Lane | Outside | |
| Holland Park | Outside | |
| Victoria Station | Outside | |
| Park Lane | Outside | |
| Sloane Square | Outside | |
| Shoreditch | Some areas are inside, some are outside. | |
| Kings Cross | Outside | |
| Bayswater | From the map searching from TFL, it is outside, but from the map provided by rbkc, it is inside. | |
| Wembley | Outside | |
| Hammersmith | Outside | |
| Battersea Bridge | Outside | |
| St Pancras | Outside | |
| Hyde Park | From the map searching from TFL, it is outside, but from the map provided by rbkc, it is inside. | |
| Westfield | From the map searching from TFL, it is outside, but from the map provided by rbkc, it is inside. | |
| Elephant And Castle | Inside | |
| Wimbledon | Outside | |
| Regents Park | Outside | |
| Chiswick | Outside | |
| Shepherds Bush | Outside | |
| Whitechapel | Outside | |
| Pimlico | From the map searching from TFL, it is outside, but from the map provided by rbkc, it is inside. | |
| Harley Street | Inside | |
| Marylebone | Inside | |
| Kensington | From the map searching from TFL, it is outside, but from the map provided by rbkc, it is inside. |
Hi, I will stay for 5 nights in a rentrd flat in the congestion charge area. I will not use the car during my stay and will use public transport so the car will be parked in a private space outside the Building. Shall I pay for 6 days or only one way in and one wat out? Thanks. mg gotelli
Hello mg gotelli,
I think that if you are not using your car during your stay and it will be parked in a private space outside the building, you should not have to pay the congestion charge for the days your car is not being driven within the congestion charge zone. The congestion charge is typically applicable for vehicles that enter and drive within the designated area.
However, it’s important to note that regulations and policies may vary, so it would be best to double-check the specific rules and guidelines regarding the congestion charge in the area you will be staying. You can visit the official website of Transport for London (TfL) or contact their customer service for accurate and up-to-date information regarding the congestion charge and any exemptions that may apply to your situation.