Trains from Glasgow to Norwich

Trains from Glasgow to Norwich

It's easy to travel by train from Glasgow to Norwich, with services that begin running from as early as 4:30 a.m. on weekdays and ending after 11:00 p.m. There are one to four trains scheduled during each hour of service, with four train companies operating the route.

Which train companies travel from Glasgow to Norwich?

Four train companies run services along this route. These are Cross Country, East Midlands Trains, London North Eastern Railway and Northern Rail. Each train company operates several scheduled services throughout the day.

How long is the train from Glasgow to Norwich?

The journey between Glasgow and Norwich can take anything from six hours 30 minutes to around 12 hours, although these longer durations tend to be for the evening services. Most morning services take anything from around seven to nine hours. Travellers can expect to make between one and three changes for each service, changing at stations such as Edinburgh Waverley, Peterborough and Warrington Bank Quay.

How many trains are there from Glasgow to Norwich?

Trains on this busy line begin operating extremely early - from 4:30 a.m. on some days of the week. There are between one and four trains that depart every hour until after 11:00 p.m. and typical commuter hours are particularly well served to meet the high passenger demand. The route is even well served at weekends, so travellers will have plenty of choice when making the journey between these two bustling cities.

What are the departure and arrival stations for trains from Glasgow to Norwich?

Departure train station: Trains on this route depart from either Glasgow Queen Street or Glasgow Central.  Glasgow Queen Street is the busy terminus station for the city and Glasgow Central is the main train hub.  Both have facilities that include ticketing kiosks, coffee and food outlets, lounge and seating areas, ATMs and payphones, taxi ranks and trolleys.

Arrival train station: Norwich Railway Station is a terminus station and provides a wide array of visitor facilities. Passengers will find coffee kiosks, a newsagent and retail outlets, ticketing facilities, information boards, a passenger lounge and seating areas, lost luggage, trolleys, ATMs and WiFi. There is an adjacent car park, a taxi rank directly outside the station and bus services that also depart from outside.