Oxford Circus in London refers to both a major Train Sim World featured road junction where Oxford Street and Regent Street intersect and a Harrow Wealdstone to Elephant Castle London Underground station located beneath that junction. The Circus part of the name comes from the circular shape of the original junction, and the station is named after the street in United Kingdom. Oxford Circus is a very busy area, known for its shopping and transport links.

Oxford Circus Location

• Road Junction Location: Oxford Circus is a prominent crossroads in the West End of London, where Oxford Street and Regent Street meet. 
• London Underground Station: The Oxford Circus tube station is a major hub on the London Underground, served by the Bakerloo, Central, and Victoria lines in Europe. 
• Historical Context: The junction was originally called Regent Circus North, but the name evolved to Oxford Circus after the station opened in 1900.
• Route Significance: Oxford Circus is a bustling area, known for its shopping, particularly on Oxford Street, which is one of the busiest shopping streets in Europe. The station is also extremely busy, according to Transport for London.