Barbican Tube Station

Not sure I agree with the other reviewers…
This tube station has very limited access making it difficult to enter and exist. It never feels very clean and neat. The staff is also not very friendly, probably due to the working conditions.
There is a little shop in the station, does not really work as it is to close to the entrance adding to the access issues.

Do love these above-​ground underground stations, so as you’re travelling through, you can quickly download that email or send that tweet.
Barbican has a monster long platform with only one entrance in or out and I always seems to chose the wrong end of the train and have to get walking. Luckily, it’s never that crowded so never that annoying.
It’s an old-​station. Concrete everywhere, no step-​free access, lots of stairs. And the trains run pretty consistently on the lines. It’s never too long of a wait here for a train wherever you’re going.
Overall, one of the more pleasant stations. Now, if I could just figure out how to get on the train nearest the door, I’d be set.

Really nice tube as its overgoround! A godsend in the summer! Usually very quiet!

One of the stations on the Circle, Metropolitan and Hammersmith & City Line, Barbican is one of the few that pops out of being Underground so you can grab a quick sync of your email and send a text. I wouldn’t recommend a phone call as you’re shortly back into no signal.
Barbican is between Farringdon and Moorgate, and is in Travelcard Zone 1 with the usual ticket barricades and Oyster readers.
This station does not have step-​free access from the platform to street level.
Tip: Please don’t congregate by the staircase — when the train stops, the doors open all along the platform! Muppets!

this tube station is a good one because its clean nice all the staff are freindly and everything is in order there