Birmingham to London

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Trains from Birmingham to London

Travelling from Birmingham, England's second largest city, to the country's capital is a route taken frequently. Whether you need to travel between the two cities for work or you want to explore Birmingham's famous canals and rich history, Rail Online can help you find affordable tickets to get you from Birmingham to London within your budget

Travelling from Birmingham to London covers 101 miles (163 km)and can take as little as 1 hour and 20 minutes. With up to 135 trains running along this route on a single day, tickets from Birmingham to London offer convenient departure times for all travellers. With tickets starting from as little as £6*, Rail Online is here to ensure your trips budget is met, with plenty of spending money for dinner and sightseeing. Find a cost-effective solution for your train travel with Rail Online, so all you need to do is sit back and enjoy the ride.

How to get cheap train tickets from Birmingham to London

Finding the cheapest train tickets available from Birmingham to London is the main focus for a large number of travellers. Whether you want to put your business trip budget towards a nice dinner after a long day or you want more of your budget put towards shopping and sightseeing, ensuring you find affordable train tickets will take the stress off your shoulders.

For those that want to find the most cost-effective solution to their upcoming trip from Birmingham to London, here are a few tips to help you out

Get a Railcard: Save up to 1/3 on eligible journeys for a whole year.
Book in advance: Most train companies in the UK usually release tickets 12 weeks in advance.
Travel off-peak: Ticket prices are usually lower on weekdays and weekends than they are during the busy holiday season, or other peak times.
Use GroupSave: Save up to 34% if you're travelling in a group of 3-9 people at Off-Peak and Super Off-Peak times..

Now you know the secret to cheap train tickets is time to head to Rail Online to find the right train to fit your itinerary. Rail Online can help you find a current train timetable list, various train tickets, departure times and even organise your trip back home from London to Birmingham. Now all that's left to do is get train-spired!

Frequently Asked Questions

Looking for more information about your future trip from undefined? Our team at Rail Online have the answers to all your questions.

How long does the train from Birmingham to London take?

Travelling from Birmingham to London takes an average of 2 hours and 4 minutes. There are up to 135 trains running on this line in a single day, providing plenty of convenience for all travellers. These frequencies and travel times may c hange on weekends and holidays.

How much does the train from Birmingham to London cost?

Tickets from Birmingham to London start from as little as £6 when you book in advance. We recommend booking as early as 12 weeks before your departure to find the cheapest tickets. Prices are reflected by your departure time, route, clas s and time of booking.

What time does the first train from Birmingham to London leave?

The earliest train leave from Birmingham is at 04:34; this may change on weekends and holidays.

What's the distance between Birmingham and London by train?

The train from Birmingham to London covers a distance of 101 miles (163 km).

What are the departure and arrival stations for trains from Birmingham to London?

When travelling from Birmingham to London, you’ll depart from Birmingham New Street Station or Moor Street Station. B oth stations have accessible entrances and can be reached by public transport from the city centre.

Your Birmingham to London train will arrive at one of two stations; London Euston Station or London Marylebone Statio n. Most arrivals are split relatively evenly between these stations and have passenger assistance facilities available. Euston Station is about 14min from Central London on the underground’s Northern Line, and you can reach Marylebone Stati on in about 12min on the Bakerloo Line.

When should I buy Birmingham to London train tickets to score the best deals?

If you want to find the best deal possible when looking for your Birmingham to London trip, it's recommended that you book tickets in advance. You can choose to book a week or more in advance, but most often, the cheapest prices will be seen up tp 12 weeks in advance.

Is there wifi available on trains from Birmingham to London?

All trains along Birmingham to London route will have free onboard wifi available for travellers. This can be connect ed through the login instructions on your phone and device.

What's the fastest journey time between Birmingham and London by train?

The fastest direct line from Birmingham to London can take 1 hour and 20 minutes.

Is there a direct train from Birmingham to London?

Yes, up to 77 direct lines in a single day run from Birmingham to London. The frequency of these trains may change du ring weekends and holidays.

What time does the last train from Birmingham to London leave?

The latest train leaves from Birmingham at 23:30; this may change on weekends and holidays.

How many trains a day are there from Birmingham to London?

There are 135 trains that run along this route from Birmingham to London in a single day.

Which train companies travel from Birmingham to London?

The trains which operate along the line from Birmingham to London include the Avanti West Coast train, which runs fas test, the West Midlands Railway, which operates the first and last service of the day and the Chiltern Railways

What's the difference between 1st and 2nd classes?

Avanti West Coast and West Midlands Railway offer first-class tickets, while Chiltern Railways only provides a single class. These two first-class offerings include extra space for wheelchairs, mobility scooters, and pets on a lead or tr avel carrier. First-class on these two train operators also includes seats with extra legroom and width and complimentar y food and drinks. Whereas standard class will only offer various seating arrangements, luggage storage and a frequent t rolley where food and beverages can be purchased.

How much C02 will I save by taking this train journey?

When travelling from Birmingham to London choosing to travel by train will save funds towards your budget and present a more environmentally friendly mode of transport. When travelling by train along this journey, you can save up to 14.8 kg of C02.

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