Trains from Salisbury to London Waterloo from PHP 391.26

Are you planning a trip from Salisbury to London Waterloo by train? With iconic historic sights, top attractions, and marvellous West End shows, there are plenty of reasons to head to the capital for a day trip or longer. Our guide below is here to help with all the information you’ll need to get ready for your Salisbury to London Waterloo journey.

Setting off from Salisbury station

Known for its magnificent cathedral and proximity to one of the UK’s most famous historic sights, Stonehenge, Salisbury is well connected via direct trains from Salisbury station to destinations including Cardiff, Exeter, and Portsmouth. The station is conveniently located within walking distance of the charming city centre and the Queen Elizabeth Gardens.

If you’re arriving by bus, you’ll find bus stops just outside the station as well as in the city centre. These are served by local bus routes, connecting passengers from nearby towns and villages as well as the Stonehenge Visitor Centre. Sheltered bicycle storage is available for those who prefer to cycle to the station, while there are over 200 parking spaces at the station car park.

Once you’ve arrived at Salisbury station, there are various facilities available before you catch your Salisbury to London Waterloo train, including:Accessible toilets

• Baby changing facilities
• Waiting rooms on platforms 2, 3 and 4
• Seating areas
• Public Wi-Fi
• ATMs

If you’re looking to grab a coffee or snack before you board, options include Costa Coffee and Café Local.

Onboard your Salisbury to London Waterloo Train with South Western Railway

South Western Railway operates direct Salisbury to London Waterloo trains, with journey times starting from just {shortTime) and typical trips for this {distance} route taking around 1h 30m. On the way, stops often include Andover, Basingstoke, Woking and Clapham Junction with trains generally departing twice an hour.

Many South Western Railway services feature free onboard Wi-Fi as well as Quiet Zones for passengers looking to enjoy a more peaceful journey while gliding through the countryside to central London.

Travelling First Class from Salisbury to London Waterloo with South Western Railway

Fancy an upgrade? South Western Railway offers the option to upgrade to First Class tickets on Salisbury to London Waterloo trains. First Class passengers on South Western Railway services generally enjoy more comfortable seating with more legroom, while on some services, at-seat wireless charging is available.

It’s easy to book a First Class Salisbury to London Waterloo train ticket in advance with our journey planner. Simply choose your preferred date and time of travel, and before proceeding to the payment screen, select ‘View 1st Class & More tickets’ to see which First Class fares are available. If you’re travelling at the weekend, there’s also the option to make the most of Weekend First Upgrades, which can be purchased onboard from the train guard, subject to availability. Weekend upgrades for the Salisbury to London Waterloo train route can start from as little as £10.

How much is a train ticket from Salisbury to London Waterloo?

Salisbury to London Waterloo train tickets can start from as little as PHP 391.26, with typical fares around PHP 644.35. Don’t forget that some of the best ways to find cheaper train tickets include booking in advance, travelling off-peak and making use of split tickets where available. You can head over to our journey planner to compare different times and prices to find the best option for your next trip.

Arriving at London Waterloo station

In around an hour and a half, you’ll have whizzed from Wiltshire to Central London, ready to start your day of exploring or head to the office if you’ve come for work. London Waterloo is Britain’s largest station, so you’ll be stepping off the train into the hubbub of commuters and tourists making use of this popular London terminus.

Before you continue on your journey, why not grab a coffee or a bite to eat at one of the station’s numerous stands, cafes and restaurants, including Benugo, Caffe Nero, FCB Coffee, Greggs and McDonald’s? There’s also plenty of choice if you need to pick up some supplies, with Boots, M&S Simply Food and Whistlestop all available for arriving passengers. Looking for a little more retail therapy? You’ll also find options such as Accessorize, Fatface, Foyles and Monsoon in the station building.

Shops and cafes aren’t the only facilities for passengers who’ve just disembarked the Salisbury to London Waterloo train. You’ll also find:

• Accessible toilets
• Baby changing facilities
• Water fountains
• Free public Wi-Fi
• ATMs
• Left luggage facilities
• Seating areas

Once it’s time for onward travel, you’ve got plenty of choices available from London Waterloo. The station is served by four London Underground lines (Bakerloo, Northern, Jubilee and Waterloo & City) alongside mainline rail services operated by South Western Railway. A short stroll over to Waterloo East station offers more choice of mainline services with Southeastern trains transporting passengers to South East London, Kent and East Sussex. Meanwhile, local bus routes can be a great, cost-effective way to get around the city, with bus stops available near the Waterloo station entrance.

Of course, if you’ve come to the city to see the sights, you can easily start on foot from Waterloo Station, as it’s conveniently located on the south bank of the River Thames. Some of the closest top spots for visitors include the London Eye, the London Dungeon, SEA LIFE London Aquarium and Royal Festival Hall. From here, you could stroll over Westminster Bridge to soak in iconic views of Big Ben and Westminster Abbey from Parliament Square. Alternatively, a wander along the South Bank will bring you to popular attractions including the Shard, the Tate Modern and Shakespeare’s Globe. If you want to enjoy a different perspective on London’s famous buildings, why not hop on a river cruise and admire the skyline from the water?

With fast, direct trains into well-connected London Waterloo, you can certainly enjoy a day trip to the capital by booking a same-day Salisbury to London Waterloo return train. However, if you’re looking for a longer stay in this lively city, be sure to check out our London destination guide for suggestions on what to do, where to stay and places to eat.

*Information is subject to change. Please check the latest train timetable before your trip.