Her Majesty The Queen is the only British monarch ever to have travelled on the Tube. In March 1969, The Queen officially opened the Victoria Line of the London Underground, and following the ceremony she took the new line from Oxford Circus to Victoria. Ten years later, when the Jubilee line was officially opened by The Prince of Wales; it was named to mark 25 years since The Queen's accession to the throne. Most recently, in February 2016, it was announced that the new Crossrail line in London would be named the 'Elizabeth Line' in honour of The Queen. During a visit to the Crossrail station at Bond Street, The Queen was presented with a commemorative Transport for London roundel in the line's distinctive lilac colour.