Drinking water in London
London has modern and historic drinking fountains in parks, stations and civic spaces, supplied by the public water network.
Practical tip: To refill a bottle, use the Mayor of London’s drinking-fountain map and choose a point on your route, not an ornamental fountain. The city programme identifies fountains for drinking and bottle refills, but a map listing does not certify that a point will work when you arrive. Check water flow and notices on site.
Advice sources: Mayor of London · Drinking fountains
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Frequently asked questions
What should I know about drinking water in London?
London has modern and historic drinking fountains in parks, stations and civic spaces, supplied by the public water network.
How do I choose drinking water in London?
Choose the nearest fountain and check whether it sits inside a building with its own hours.
What should I check before going?
To refill a bottle, use the Mayor of London’s drinking-fountain map and choose a point on your route, not an ornamental fountain. The city programme identifies fountains for drinking and bottle refills, but a map listing does not certify that a point will work when you arrive. Check water flow and notices on site.