London Marylebone train station

Marylebone Station, located in the Marylebone area of central London, opened in 1899 and is one of London's youngest and smallest mainline stations. It has no electrified national rail lines, so it is the only terminus in London that exclusively receives diesel trains. Following its revival in 1986 and subsequent privatisation, the station's facilities have gradually been improved and modernised. Marylebone Station offers services to key destinations such as Birmingham, Banbury, and Bicester. Notably, Marylebone is the only station in the UK where train announcements are made in both Mandarin and Arabic.

As one of London's quietest termini, Marylebone has been a favoured spot for film shoots. Iconic movies like A Hard Day's Night and The Thirty-Nine Steps were shot here. Nearby attractions include Marylebone High Street and Regent's Park, both within walking distance, offering visitors a range of shopping and recreational options.

Which train companies run trains to London Marylebone?

Avanti West Coast, Chiltern Railways, CrossCountry and West Midlands Trains offer services to and from London Marylebone, serving various UK locations. Prices and durations can vary depending on your travel time.

What are London Marylebone's opening hours?

London Marylebone generally operates between 0:05 and 23:59. However, hours may vary, so please confirm before traveling.

Pick up & drop off at London Marylebone

London Marylebone offers easy access with dedicated parking and pick-up/drop-off zones.

Connectivity of the London Marylebone?

Birmingham, Birmingham Moor Street, Bicester, Oxford and Leamington Spa are just a few popular locations that run services to and from London Marylebone. Frequent buses and taxi services are also available from the station, though we recommend researching prior to your journey to be sure.