London to Norwich bus with National Express

Buses from London to Norwich: Journey Details

Buses from London to Norwich are operated by both National Express and Megabus. National Express run approximately ten direct services per day, from the morning right through until late in the evening. The lunchtime departure attracts peak fares, both on weekdays and at weekends. Megabus operates four services per day, including Saturdays and Sundays. The first bus departs mid-morning, with the final service leaving late in the evening. All Megabus buses from London to Norwich are direct.

Return journeys on buses from Norwich to London are also available.

Taking the Bus from London

Buses from London to Norwich, including both Megabus and National Express services, depart from London Victoria Coach Station. Situated on Buckingham Palace Road, the coach station is an approximate five-minute walk from Victoria train and tube stations. A number of local bus routes, including numbers 22, 211, 239, N11 and C1, stop directly outside Victoria Coach Station. The Victoria, District and Circle lines all pass via London Victoria. There is also a taxi rank located in nearby Eccleston Place.

Getting into Norwich by Bus

The regional capital of East Anglia, Norwich blends historical splendour with a vibrant, modern shopping scene. The older parts of the city are a maze of narrow streets lined with timber-framed buildings, while Norwich's cosmopolitan side is represented by modern shopping centres, bars and restaurants.

Buses from London to Norwich usually terminate at Norwich Bus Station, situated just off Surrey Street and Queen's Road. The bus station is approximately 1.5 km from Norwich city centre and 1 km to the west of Norwich Railway station. Local buses depart from the nearby stops at Castle Meadow and Red Lion Street. Parts of Norwich city centre are pedestrianised, making them easily accessible on foot.