how do I get around london from Euston to the Tower of london with a pushchair

[paetjs]

I will have hubby with me and he will have to manage the pushchair. But I will have my 2 boys both autistic one also dyspraxic and hyper mobile ie rotten balance also a 18 yr old who won't do escalators for the same reason, are there steps? and my 6 year old who isn't confident on them without holding mum. I have done the journey once before about 4 years ago, but only with the one boy and he didn't like standing up on the tube and from what I remember there were a lot of either steps or escalators.
Thanks
Paetjs

Is a black cab out of the question financially? The distance isn't all the huge, especially if you're not in the middle of rush hour.

How many steps can you manage? Easiest route would be to go over to Euston Square Station - no escalators, just a (comparatively) few steps and get the Circle Line round to Tower Hill (again comparatively few steps because the Circle Line isn't a deep line).

what day of the week are you going? if it's not a weekend, you could get an overground train from St Pancras (short walk from Euston) to London Bridge (medium walk across Tower Bridge to T of L)

or try [[http://www.tfl.gov.uk/ transport for london}} journey planner?

sorry link www.tfl.gov.uk/

We are coming on a Saturday and I don't have a lot of cash so cabs will cost too much I think. So I will go via Euston square station on the circle line I am sure we can manage some steps. I have to plan everything in advance so the boys don't panic so thank you very much for all your help
Paetjs