Trains from London to Birmingham from £9.00*

Setting off from London

London Euston is one of the UK's busiest stations, offering a wide array of services to destinations across the country, including Birmingham, Manchester, and Edinburgh. Operated by Avanti West Coast, London Northwestern Railway, and LNER, the station features an extensive range of facilities. Passengers can enjoy numerous shops, restaurants, and a large waiting area. Its central location provides easy access to key areas of London, with excellent links to the Underground and other transport networks.

London Marylebone offers a quieter alternative to other busy London terminals. Managed by Chiltern Railways, it serves destinations such as High Wycombe and Bicester Village. The station features convenient amenities like shops, coffee bars, and ticket machines. Its efficient layout and proximity to central London make it an excellent choice for travellers seeking an easy and relaxed departure.

What to expect on your journey to Birmingham

It's important to note there are various travel options from London to Birmingham, a journey spanning approximately 102 miles. The fastest trains, primarily operated by Avanti West Coast, depart from London Euston, completing the journey in as little as one hour and 16 minutes. Alternatively, Chiltern Railways provides services from London Marylebone, typically taking around two hours. Ticket prices vary, with the lowest starting at £4.50 when purchased in advance or during off-peak times, and on average, prices range between £10 and £50.

Along this scenic route, travellers can enjoy stops at charming locations such as High Wycombe, Leamington Spa, and Warwick Parkway. This journey offers a beautiful transition from the vibrant cityscape to the serene English countryside, featuring rolling hills, rivers, and picturesque village architecture—ideal for those seeking both efficiency and stunning views.

Arriving at Birmingham

Serving as the city’s primary transport gateway, Birmingham New Street Station provides easy access to nearby attractions, such as the sprawling Bullring or the buzzing nightlife and dining scene in Digbeth. Its location at the heart of Birmingham’s thriving business and entertainment districts makes it an excellent starting point for experiencing everything the city has to offer, from historic sites to contemporary cultural hotspots.

Alternatively, {Birmingham Moor Street} Station offers a convenient arrival point in the heart of the city. Situated close to the Bullring, Grand Central, and St. Martin’s Church, it’s ideal for those keen to explore Birmingham’s retail and cultural highlights. The station’s historic design adds character to your arrival, while excellent transport links, including bus and tram services, make it easy to reach other areas of the city or connect to nearby landmarks like Digbeth and the Custard Factory.