The Bromley North Line is a railway line in southeast London, connecting the town of Bromley to the London transport network. It is part of the Southeastern train services and primarily serves passengers traveling to and from the Bromley North station. The line is known for its scenic views and provides access to various local amenities. Opened in 1878, the Bromley North Line originally served as a branch of the South Eastern Railway. It has undergone several upgrades over the years to improve service efficiency and passenger experience. The line is an essential part of the local transport infrastructure, facilitating commuting and travel in the region.