London to Belfast train

Trains from London to Belfast

Trains from London to Belfast leave throughout the day and evening. The first service leaves London at 5:30 am, and then there are trains available in the early morning, at lunchtime, and then in the evening; with the last train leaving at close to midnight. There are approximately 7 trains per day; however, there are no direct trains from London and Belfast. Most journeys have between 3-6 transfers and can last between 11-14 hours. Arriva Trains Wales, Scotrail, and Virgin Trains all provide train from London to Belfast.

Which train companies run from London to Belfast?

London to Belfast trains are operated by Virgin Trains, ScotRail, and Arriva Trains Wales.

How long is the train journey from London to Belfast?

The average journey time for most trains travelling from London to Belfast varies from 11-14 hours depending on train company, number of transfers, time of day, and time of week passengers are travelling.

When are the first and last trains of the day from London to Belfast?

Trains from London to Belfast begin running in the early morning and continue regularly throughout the day into the late evening. The first London to Belfast train departs at 5:30 a.m. while the last leaves London at 11:50 p.m.

Where do trains depart from and arrive to?

All trains from London to Belfast depart from London's Euston train station which is connected to the London's city centre via local transport via buses, taxis, the London underground and connecting trains. All London to Belfast trains arrive at Belfast Central station. Belfast Central station is connected to the city centre via bus, coach, and metro services.

Taking the Train from London

On London's South Bank, the London Eye awards its visitors an unforgettable view of the capital. In the same area are attractions such as the London Aquarium, the National Film Theatre and for music buffs, the Royal Festival Hall. Trains to Belfast leave from London's Euston station. Both the Northern and Victoria tube lines arrive at the station. The nearby Euston Square tube station is served by the Hammersmith & City, Circle, and Metropolitan lines. Tube services run from early morning until late in the evening and on weekends and bank holidays. There is a bus terminal outside the station, with regular services leaving during the day and at night. Overground trains arrive at the station from all over London and the rest of the country. There is a car drop off point but no waiting is allowed. It is also easily accessible on foot or by bicycle.

Getting into Belfast by Train

Visitors can go to Belfast City Hall in Donegall Square and enjoy Ormeau Park on the River Lagan, among many more attractions. Belfast Central station is located on East Bridge Street, right in the centre of the city. It is easily reached by road, due to its proximity to the A20. There is a Translink terminal adjacent to the station that provides bus, coach, and metro services. These run during the day and evening. The station is located slightly further from the city centre than other stations, but trains to more central stations run half hourly-hourly. Taxis are available outside the station.