Trains from London Marylebone to Oxford from SAR 13.73

Travelling from London Marylebone to Oxford for work, and want to find the fastest train? Or are you searching for cheap fares for a family day out in one of the UK’s most charming cities? Whether you’re travelling for business or leisure, taking the train from London Marylebone to Oxford is a quick and affordable way to escape the capital.

This guide will explain everything you need to know about taking the train from London Marylebone to Oxford, including details of the route, how long the journey takes, which train operator you’ll be travelling with, what you can bring on board, and how to buy cheap train tickets from London to Oxford.

How to get to London Marylebone?

With its abundance of train stations, excellent Underground system, and well-connected local bus network, getting to London Marylebone makes starting your journey to Oxford simple. Take the Bakerloo Line to Marylebone, directly from places like Oxford Circus or Waterloo, or hop on an 18, 27, or 205 bus.

Although it is much smaller than some of the major central London stations like Kings Cross or Liverpool Street, London Marylebone has everything you need for a comfortable experience while you wait to board a train to Oxford. Within the station, various shops and cafes cater to hungry passengers, while accessible toilets and baby-changing facilities are available at the station.

Trains from London Marylebone to Oxford

How long is the journey from London Marylebone to Oxford?

On direct routes with Chiltern Railways, you can travel the 51 miles between these two major cities in around an hour and a quarter. Along the way, you’ll be treated to views of the beautiful countryside, the Chiltern Hills and charming villages, with stops at stations like Beaconsfield, High Wycombe, Bicester Village, Banbury, and Oxford Parkway, depending on the train time and route.

How much do trains cost from London Marylebone to Oxford?

Prices start from only SAR 13.73 when you buy cheap train tickets from London Marylebone to Oxford in advance with Trip.com. To save more on your journey, use split tickets, which reduce fares by an average of 30%. If you have a railcard, remember to add this to your passenger information when you book your tickets, for savings of ⅓ on your journey from London to Oxford.

Can I get First Class train tickets from London to Oxford?

There are no First Class seats on Chiltern Railways services. However, Standard Class passengers all benefit from a premium travel experience, including free Wi-Fi, spacious seating, and air-conditioned carriages, meaning that you won’t miss out on a luxurious journey even without upgrading to first class!

You can be assured of a comfortable journey with Chiltern Railways, from spacious seats as standard to modern onboard toilets, including accessible facilities. For passengers wanting to bring a bicycle onboard, you will find designated spaces for bikes. Check in advance for any restrictions during peak hours; e-scooters, hoverboards and e-skateboards are not permitted.

Up to two dogs or other small domestic animals can travel with Chiltern Railways per (human) passenger. Pets must be kept on a lead or in a fully enclosed carrier throughout the journey. All travellers can bring up to two large luggage items (30 x 70 x 90 centimetres max), plus one smaller piece of hand luggage.

To book cheap train tickets from London Marylebone to Oxford, visit our Journey Planner or use the mobile app to search for your route. Once you’ve chosen your preferred travel date and time, browse the various journey times, prices, and train types to make your selection. Then proceed to the booking page to enter passenger details (and your railcard discount if you have one) and payment information.

When you arrive at Oxford Station, you’ll be mere minutes from some of this famous academic city’s most visited attractions. If you want to spend time outdoors, visit the University of Oxford Botanic Garden, the oldest botanic garden in Britain. Book lovers will adore the Bodleian Library, one of the oldest libraries in Europe, while punting on the River Cherwell is one of the most traditional ways to experience the iconic sights Oxford has to offer.

Helpfully, the station itself is well-equipped with modern facilities catering to all passengers, with step-free access throughout, as well as accessible toilets, ramps for boarding, and induction loops for hearing-aid users. Managed by Great Western Railway, Oxford Station also has baby changing facilities, free Wi-Fi, and comfortable waiting rooms and seating areas should you need to use these when you arrive.

Whatever you decide to do in Oxford, make the most of your journey when you book cheap train tickets with Trip.com.