
Light at the end of the tunnel: Crossrail was Europe's largest engineering project at the height of its works.

Precision drilling: The project has seen new tunnels bored under central London, dodging archaeological remains and the London Underground system.

Swanky: Crossrail's modern stations are a step up from most of London's Tube network.

Cross rail: The project has been beset by delays and over-expenditure, leading London Mayor Sadiq Khan to express his anger.

Deeper underground: The Paddington stop is dug below the current railway station.

Face lift: Farringdon has been completely redeveloped to accommodate the massive increase in passengers.

Smart work: The Elizabeth Line will slash journey times under the capital.

Below decks: Tottenham Court Road will pitch Crossrail riders into the heart of London.

Transformation: Whitechapel, in East London, will become another transport hub.

Spectacular: The new Canary Wharf station was designed by Sir Norman Foster.

The great outdoors: Only part will be underground. Outside Central London, the trains will run above ground.

Pretty in purple: The new Elizabeth Line has its own color scheme and in-cabin design.

Going green: The Canary Wharf station has far more than trains -- there's even a roof garden.

Suitably swanky: The below-ground Paddington stop is a suitably spectacular addition to the 19th-century railway 'cathedral.'

Semi-subterranean: The Paddington Crossrail station is sunk into the ground beside the current railway station.


