Trains from London Liverpool Street to Norwich from £16.00

Heading from London to Norwich by train? On direct routes with Greater Anglia, you can travel to the East of England with ease aboard trains that take you straight from London Liverpool Street to Norwich in under two hours. 

Whether you’re making a business trip or want to explore the city, this guide will cover everything you need to know for a stress-free and affordable train journey from London to Norwich. Compare prices to find cheap train tickets, and discover a selection of attractions not to miss in Norwich. Let’s go!

Trains from London Liverpool Street

On Greater Anglia services from London Liverpool Street to Norwich, you can get from busy London to laid-back Norwich in under two hours.

Ideally located in the heart of the capital, London Liverpool Street is an essential transport hub for rail passengers visiting the most popular cities across the UK, and the perfect place to start your journey. It’s also easy to reach on the Central, Circle, Elizabeth, Hammersmith & City, and Metropolitan Underground lines, or numerous local buses.

Passengers waiting to board a train from London Liverpool Street have the advantage of excellent amenities. From cashpoints and accessible toilets to a range of shops and free public Wi-Fi, the station has everything you’ll need to be comfortable and cared for before you travel.

What to expect on board from London Liverpool Street to Norwich?

Every train operator is slightly different, so if you haven’t travelled from London Liverpool Street to Norwich before, you may not know exactly what to expect. Thankfully, you’re in safe hands with Greater Anglia, which is known for its comfortable travel experience, as well as free onboard Wi-Fi, plug sockets under seats, and a choice of 2 x 2 or six-person seating areas.

The journey itself can be as quick as 1h 39m, and stops at stations like Colchester, Manningtree, Ipswich, Stowmarket, and Diss, before reaching Norwich. The exact route will vary based on the train date and times.

Can I bring a bike or pets on Greater Anglia trains?

Bicycles can be carried free of charge on Greater Anglia trains. However, you must reserve a space before you travel. Be aware that travelling with a bike is subject to availability.

Good news for passengers wanting to bring pets on board, too: Greater Anglia allows a maximum of two dogs, cats or other small domestic animals per human passenger. There is no extra cost, so long as animals do not occupy a seat, though if you want to travel with more than two pets, you’ll be charged half the adult fare for your journey (subject to a maximum of £5.00 single, £10.00 return).

Travel First Class from London Liverpool Street to Norwich

For a premium travel experience, upgrade your ticket to First Class, and enjoy a quieter travel journey, more spacious seating, and extra leg room. Passengers wanting to get their head down and do some work will benefit from the peaceful environment and ample tables. Moreover, with Greater Anglia First Class tickets, you’ll get complimentary refreshments from the Café bar (Monday to Friday) to top it all off.

For affordable train fares from London Liverpool Street to Norwich, it is best to compare prices online and travel outside of peak times. Single fares from London Liverpool Street to Norwich start from £16; for the best prices, you should book in advance and make use of railcard and other discounts.

To buy cheap tickets with Trip.com, follow these three simple steps:

1. Visit our website or use the mobile app.
2. Compare prices for your preferred travel date and time.
3. Go to the booking page, where you’ll be prompted to enter passenger details and payment information.

And that’s it!

Save more with split ticket savings

When booking with Trip.com, split tickets are applied to any journeys where doing so will save you money/. All it means is that you buy multiple tickets for a single journey: when travelling with split tickets, you won’t need to disembark or worry about changing trains – just sit back and enjoy the same journey with cheaper fares! On average, passengers travelling with split tickets save 30%.

A city with many stories to tell, Norwich was England’s first UNESCO City of Literature, and attracts visitors for its wide range of activities, from visiting historical landmarks, like the striking Norwich Cathedral, to chilling out in green spaces like Whitlingham Country Park, located to the east of the city centre. 

Whether you want to browse independent stores, relax in a cosy cafe, or eat street food to your heart’s content, there is so much to explore in this major East of England city. Check out some of the best things to do in Norwich.