Trains from London to Aberdeen from £26.00*

Setting off from London

Serving as a key hub in London’s transport network, London Euston connects passengers to cities such as Birmingham, Manchester, and Glasgow. The station is operated by Avanti West Coast, London Northwestern Railway, and LNER, providing both long-distance and regional services. Its extensive facilities, including retail outlets, food options, and waiting areas, ensure comfort for passengers. The station's location in central London offers quick access to surrounding attractions and other modes of transport.

You can also set off from London King’s Cross, its striking blend of Victorian architecture and modern functionality making it a popular choice for travellers heading across the UK. The station is served by LNER for long-distance routes, while Thameslink and Great Northern provide regional connections. With ticket offices, luggage storage, and a variety of shops, the station ensures a smooth and well-equipped start to your journey.

What to expect on your journey to Aberdeen

The route from London to Aberdeen is primarily served by Caledonian Sleeper and London North Eastern Railway (LNER), with LNER offering faster services. This journey covers approximately 399 miles, and the fastest trips from London King's Cross to Aberdeen can take around 6h 50m, with typical travel times ranging from 7 to 8 hours, depending on the specific service and time of day.

Ticket prices can start as low as £26.00 when booked well in advance or during off-peak times, though the average fare is usually around £100 to £150. The direct service provides a long but comfortable journey with several stops, linking London with the northeastern city of Aberdeen in Scotland.

Arriving at Aberdeen

Stepping off the train at Aberdeen Station places passengers right in the heart of Scotland’s Granite City. The bustling Union Square shopping centre is directly connected to the station, offering shops, dining, and entertainment, and the historic Aberdeen Harbour is just a short walk away, while bus and taxi services provide easy access to attractions such as Duthie Park and the University of Aberdeen.