Train Tickets to Glasgow Queen Street
Partick to Glasgow Queen Street
6m
London Kings Cross to Glasgow Queen Street
5h 31m
Haymarket to Glasgow Queen Street
41m
Train travel to Glasgow Queen Street guide
Glasgow Queen Street Station, located in the heart of Glasgow's city center next to the larger Glasgow Central Station, serves as an important but smaller transport hub. Opened in 1842, it is primarily served by Caledonian Sleeper and ScotRail, offering direct routes to major cities like Edinburgh, Aberdeen, and Inverness. The station features two levels of platforms and a modernized interior, reflecting Glasgow's continuous growth as a travel and cultural center.
Despite its compact size, Queen Street Station is ideally placed for easy exploration of Glasgow. Within a 10-minute walk, visitors can access iconic landmarks such as George Square, a hub for public events and historic monuments, and Buchanan Street, a popular shopping destination. The Gallery of Modern Art, housed in a beautiful neoclassical building, and The Lighthouse, designed by the renowned architect Charles Rennie Mackintosh, are both nearby cultural gems. The underground also provides seamless connections to other attractions across the city.
Which train companies run trains to Glasgow Queen Street?
CrossCountry, ScotRail and LNER all provide services to and from Glasgow Queen Street for various locations in the UK. Who provides your specific journey will depend on when you travel, and different providers can vary in price and duration, so be sure to check when booking.
What are Glasgow Queen Street's opening hours?
Typically 0:00 to 23:59, which are when the first and last train depart, though we recommend double checking this on the day.
Pick up & drop off at Glasgow Queen Street
Glasgow Queen Street has a designated car park, pick-up and drop-off point, offering passengers a seamless beginning or ending to their journey.
Connectivity of the Glasgow Queen Street?
Some of the key routes to Glasgow Queen Street include trains to and from Edinburgh (Waverley), Partick, Inverness, Helensburgh and Dundee. You can also typically expect frequent bus routes and taxis for further travel from Glasgow Queen Street. Be sure to use our train finder for your upcoming journey.
Glasgow Queen Street live timetable
Our live timetable provides real-time information on train schedules and services for passengers travelling to and from Glasgow Queen Street, check now to plan your next journey.
Departures
Arrivals
Train | Time | Platform | Train Operator | Status |
---|---|---|---|---|
Glasgow Queen Street to Fort William | 05:48 | 8 | Caledonian Sleeper | Delayed |
Glasgow Queen Street to Springburn | 06:01 | 9 | ScotRail | On time |
Glasgow Queen Street to Helensburgh Central | 06:02 | 8 | ScotRail | On time |
Glasgow Queen Street to Airdrie | 06:27 | 9 | ScotRail | On time |
Glasgow Queen Street to Springburn | 06:31 | 9 | ScotRail | On time |
Train | Time | Platform | Train Operator | Status |
---|---|---|---|---|
Garscadden to Glasgow Queen Street | 05:44 | 1 | ScotRail | On time |
Airdrie to Glasgow Queen Street | 05:32 | 1 | ScotRail | On time |
Garscadden to Glasgow Queen Street | 05:50 | 1 | ScotRail | On time |
Helensburgh Central to Glasgow Queen Street | 05:54 | 1 | ScotRail | On time |
Station Details
Address: Glasgow Queen Street station, North Hanover Street, George Square, Glasgow, Glasgow City, G1 2AF
Facilities
Cashpoint
Bicycle rental
Bicycle parking
Sheltered storage
CCTV at storage area
Public Wi-Fi
Payphone
Cards and coins
Post box
Refreshments
Seating facilities
First class lounge
Seating area
Waiting room
Toilet
Tourist information office
Trolleys
Ticket Office
Ticket office open
Ticket machine
Use Oyster cards
Oyster top-up
Services
Bus service
Car park
Taxi Rank
Metro service
Customer help point
Staff
Accessible ticket machine
Ramp for train access
Accessible toilet
Wheelchairs
Customer support
Left luggage
Lost property
Currency exchange
How to buy cheap train tickets to Glasgow Queen Street
Book in Advance
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