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There are over 330 mainline railway stations in London. Click on any station in our alphabetically-sorted list to learn more about it, including live departures and facility information.
- London Paddington Live Departures
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- London Euston Live Departures
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- London Charing Cross
London Charing Cross station, situated on the Strand ...
- London Waterloo
London Waterloo Railway Station was first built in July ...
- Stratford
Stratford station is located in a large multi-network ...
- London Blackfriars
London Blackfriars station is found on the River Thames ...
- London Fenchurch Street
London Fenchurch Street station is located in the ...
- Marylebone
Find information on London Marylebone including live ...
- London Paddington Live Departures
- London’s Major Train Stations
- FAQs – Travelling by Train in The UK
- More Information About Train Travel in The UK
Euston
Euston is the principal railway station in London that covers the West Coast Mainline route which runs up the west coast of England. If you intend to visit Liverpool, Manchester, Birmingham, Glasgow and theLake Districtthis is the station to use. Principal train operating companies that run from this station include Avanti West Coast (faster train service, fewer stops, more expensive) and West Midlands trains (slower train service, stops at just about every station, cheaper). The Caledonian S...
St Pancras & St Pancras International
St Pancrascovers the main areas between the West and East Coast Mainlines ie central and northern England (and into Scotland) north of London. These lines provide alternative routes to the north of England through central England. These are not the quickest routes, so if you are planning a day trip to York from London, you will be better taking a train from King’s Cross. Trains from St Pancras also serve the south-east of England including departures for Brighton. Principal train operating co...
London King’s Cross
London King’s Cross station covers pretty much the entire eastern side of England and into Scotland. Trains from this station provide services north from London up the east side of the country. Catch a train from London King’s Cross to York, Edinburgh, Durham, Cambridge and Newcastle. Principal train operating companies that run from this station include London North Eastern Railway and Great Northern. King’s Cross is also a Tube Station and is connected to 6 lines including the Northern Line...
Where can I find information about accessibility and mobility access when travelling by train in the UK?
For information about accessibility and mobility access for any of these stations consult National Rail’s website passenger assist page here.
What travel passes and cards are available for travelling by train in London and the UK?
When travelling IN London purchasing an Oyster card (smart travel card) is the easiest way to get around. A Visitor Oyster card can be purchased online before arriving in the country. Read more in our guide to London transport. If travelling outside of London there are multiple travel cards available. There are area-specific or general BritRail Passes available from visitors from overseas which may prove cost-effective. Click to find out more about BritRail passes
What is Thameslink?
Thameslink is a rail system that runs from Bedford to Brighton through London. There are 8 Thameslink stations with tube connections. If possible avoid using Thameslink as there are better services available. It is an alternative system for getting across London on an overground system that avoids using the Tube. For example, we have used the Thameslink service from Luton to Brighton.
The following guides contain more information about travelling around the UK by train: 1. Guide to train travel in the UK 2. Top 10 scenic train trips to take around the UK 3. Best of Britain train itinerary 4. Caledonian Sleeper overnight train from London to Scotland 5. Eurostar London to Paris
This is a list of the 356 heavy rail passenger stations in and around London, England (340 being within the boundary of Greater London) where London area ticketing applies. United Kingdom railway stations are grouped into one of a number of categories, ranging from A—national hub to F—small unstaffed bare platform.
StationLocal AuthorityManaged ByStation CodeABWACCAMLAYPDiscover London Kings Cross railway station. Getting to & from, buying & collecting train tickets, staffing, facilities, accessibility, & mobility access.
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In a city the size of London, no single railway station could handle such a large volume of passengers. Instead, over a dozen mainline stations serve the city centre. Most are in this list – others in central London include Marylebone, Cannon Street, Moorgate, Farringdon, and Blackfriars.
Explore London's network of railway stations and easily find your way around town, with this handy guide to London train stations. Browse the list of London railway stations below to find out about their locations, how to access them, what railway lines they serve and more.
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