London Trains

There are 10 mainline rail stations in London, serving differnt areas of the country.

Charing Cross - South-east England Euston North, north-west England, Scotland

King's Cross - North London, Hertfordshire, Cambridgeshire, north and north-east England, Scotland

St. Pancras - East Midlands, south Yorkshire

Liverpool Street -East London, north-east LOndon, Stanstead Airport, East Anglia London Bridge South-east England

Marylebone - North-west London, Chilterns

Paddington - South Wales, west England, south-west England, south Midlands, Heathrow Airport

Victoria - south England, south-east England, Gatwick Airport, Channel ferries

Waterloo - South-west London, south England, south-west England

London Underground serves the capital with its extensive network

United Kingdom Trains

TRAINS Use the search box here to find train times across mainland Britain. UK residents can also book tickets on line . But even non UK residents should find this useful in planning journey times and stop overs. Tickets can be brought once in the UK . PLEASE NOTE- Not every town in Britain (or every town we cover)  is on the Rail Network. If the destination you require cannot be found you may need to try a nearby town.

Coach travel is also a popular and cheap way of getting around.

 

Travelling from outside the UK?-You may be able to benefit from a UK Rail Pass
British Rail Products: BritRail, Freedom of Scotland & more

Please note-  Not every town in Britain (or every town we cover)  is on the Rail Network. If the destination you require cannot be found you may need to try a nearby town.