Trains from Worcester to Birmingham from £11.10

Setting off from Worcester

Worcester’s two main stations, Foregate Street and Shrub Hill, are operated by West Midlands Railway and GWR. Foregate Street is located in the city centre, while Shrub Hill is slightly further out, offering parking and step-free access. Both stations provide regular services to Birmingham, London, and Hereford. On-site ticketing and waiting facilities ensure a smooth start to your journey.

What to expect on your journey to Birmingham

Directly travel from Worcester to Birmingham with West Midlands Railway and London Northwestern Railway, making stops at Droitwich Spa, Bromsgrove, or University (Birmingham). The quickest journeys from Worcester Foregate Street or Worcester Shrub Hill to Birmingham New Street take about 45 minutes, while other routes may take up to an hour. Spanning approximately 25 miles, ticket prices start at £10.60.

Arriving at Birmingham

Arriving at Birmingham New Street places you directly in the beating heart of the city. A short walk leads to iconic landmarks like the Bullring Shopping Centre, where you can explore high-street and luxury brands, or the architectural gem that is the Library of Birmingham with its rooftop gardens and panoramic views. For a taste of the city’s rich history, the Jewellery Quarter is easily accessible via a quick tram ride, offering workshops, museums, and unique shopping experiences.

Alternatively, stepping off at Birmingham Snow Hill provides easy access to some of the city’s top attractions. A short stroll takes you to St. Philip’s Cathedral, known for its stunning stained glass windows. If you’re seeking shopping or dining, the bustling Bullring and Grand Central are just a 15-minute tram or bus journey from the station. With excellent transport links, Snow Hill is a great gateway to Birmingham’s highlights.