Royals head underground at Baker Street station antimonyl

Queen Elizabeth II is to head below ground Wednesday with Prince Philip and Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, to mark the 150th anniversary of the London Underground.

The royals are visiting central London's Baker Street station -- a stone's throw from the home of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's legendary fictional detective Sherlock Holmes at 221B Baker Street.

The queen was forced to cancel some visits last week because she was experiencing symptoms of gastroenteritis.



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Once below the surface, the royal party will view a restored underground coach dating back to 1892 and talk to the people involved in bringing it back to its former glory.

They will then walk through a new S7 train, which will be officially named 'Queen Elizabeth II' after the monarch. The royals will also meet the head of London Underground and other transport officials.

The London Underground celebrated 150 years in January since the first passengers traveled underground between Paddington and Farringdon on the Metropolitan Railway.

The Tube, as the Underground is known, is a big part of Londoners' life, with more than 1 billion journeys made each year on its network.

The royals will also meet with representatives of the Railway Children charity, which works to help vulnerable children who live alone and at risk on the streets.

Prince William's wife Catherine is expecting their first baby in July.

Once below the surface, the royal party will view a restored underground coach dating back to 1892 and talk to the people involved in bringing it back to its former glory. The Tube, as the Underground is known, is a big part of Londoners' life, with more than 1 billion journeys made each year on its network. The Tube, as the Underground is known, is a big part of Londoners' life, with more than 1 billion journeys made each year on its network. Prince William's wife Catherine is expecting their first baby in July. Once below the surface, the royal party will view a restored underground coach dating back to 1892 and talk to the people involved in bringing it back to its former glory. They will then walk through a new S7 train, which will be officially named 'Queen Elizabeth II' after the monarch. The royals will also meet the head of London Underground and other transport officials. Once below the surface, the royal party will view a restored underground coach dating back to 1892 and talk to the people involved in bringing it back to its former glory. The queen was forced to cancel some visits last week because she was experiencing symptoms of gastroenteritis. The queen was forced to cancel some visits last week because she was experiencing symptoms of gastroenteritis. The Tube, as the Underground is known, is a big part of Londoners' life, with more than 1 billion journeys made each year on its network. Prince William's wife Catherine is expecting their first baby in July. They will then walk through a new S7 train, which will be officially named 'Queen Elizabeth II' after the monarch. The royals will also meet the head of London Underground and other transport officials. The queen was forced to cancel some visits last week because she was experiencing symptoms of gastroenteritis. The London Underground celebrated 150 years in January since the first passengers traveled underground between Paddington and Farringdon on the Metropolitan Railway. Prince William's wife Catherine is expecting their first baby in July. They will then walk through a new S7 train, which will be officially named 'Queen Elizabeth II' after the monarch. The royals will also meet the head of London Underground and other transport officials. Prince William's wife Catherine is expecting their first baby in July. The queen was forced to cancel some visits last week because she was experiencing symptoms of gastroenteritis. Queen Elizabeth II is to head below ground Wednesday with Prince Philip and Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, to mark the 150th anniversary of the London Underground. The royals will also meet with representatives of the Railway Children charity, which works to help vulnerable children who live alone and at risk on the streets. Prince William's wife Catherine is expecting their first baby in July. The Tube, as the Underground is known, is a big part of Londoners' life, with more than 1 billion journeys made each year on its network. The royals are visiting central London's Baker Street station -- a stone's throw from the home of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's legendary fictional detective Sherlock Holmes at 221B Baker Street. The royals are visiting central London's Baker Street station -- a stone's throw from the home of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's legendary fictional detective Sherlock Holmes at 221B Baker Street. The London Underground celebrated 150 years in January since the first passengers traveled underground between Paddington and Farringdon on the Metropolitan Railway. The royals will also meet with representatives of the Railway Children charity, which works to help vulnerable children who live alone and at risk on the streets. They will then walk through a new S7 train, which will be officially named 'Queen Elizabeth II' after the monarch. The royals will also meet the head of London Underground and other transport officials. Prince William's wife Catherine is expecting their first baby in July. The royals will also meet with representatives of the Railway Children charity, which works to help vulnerable children who live alone and at risk on the streets.

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