Trains from Newcastle to Glasgow from £2.68*

Departing from Newcastle

Newcastle is a vibrant station connecting the city to key destinations across the UK, with services operated by LNER, Northern, and TransPennine Express. As one of the busiest stations in the region, it provides travellers with easy access to London, Edinburgh, and many other major cities. Inside, you’ll find a range of services, including food outlets, retail stores, and waiting areas. The station's prime location also makes it easy to explore Newcastle’s cultural landmarks before you board your train.

A look at your journey to Glasgow

A few operators provide train services from Newcastle to Glasgow, including LNER, Avanti West Coast, and CrossCountry. Only CrossCountry offers direct trains to Glasgow Central, while other providers offer services requiring a transfer to Glasgow Queen Street. Depending on the operator and arrival station, the journey to Glasgow Queen Street can be as fast as 2h 28m with a change at Edinburgh, though the average duration is around 2h 30m to 3h, covering approximately 121 miles (195 km).

Ticket prices are typically around £15.30 but can be as low as £2.68 when booked in advance or during off-peak periods. Along the direct route, you can pass through popular stops, including Berwick-upon-Tweed, Edinburgh (Waverley), and Motherwell.

Touching down in Glasgow

Arriving at Glasgow Central places passengers right in the heart of the city, with key attractions such as George Square, Buchanan Street shopping district, and the Gallery of Modern Art just a short walk away. The station’s strong transport links, including Glasgow Subway and local bus services, ensure seamless onward travel to other parts of the city.

Alternatively, touching in at Glasgow Queen Street places passengers within walking distance of the city’s top attractions, including Buchanan Galleries, the Royal Concert Hall, and the lively Merchant City. With strong transport links via the subway, buses, and taxis, getting to other parts of Glasgow is simple.