Trains from London to Preston

Trains from London to Preston: Journey Details

There are trains from London to Preston every day of the week. The route is usually direct; however, there are indirect options available (involving one change). The main provider for this service is Virgin trains. The first departure of the day is at around 8:30 a.m, while the last train departs from London at approximately 4:40 p.m. During operating hours there is usually at least one service per hour. The travel time for this journey is about 2 hours. Peak fares tend to apply after 3 p.m.

Taking the Train from London

Trains from London to Preston usually depart from Euston Station. The station is situated in the London Borough of Camden, which is centrally located within the city. The station is connected to Euston underground station on the Northern line and Victoria line. In addition, Euston Station is a short walk from King’s Cross Station. Just in front of Euston train station is a convenient bus station. There is also a long stay car park and taxi ranks located below the train station.

Getting into Preston by Train

Preston is a large city situated in Lancashire. The city boasts a fascinating history, and was once a major centre for industry. Preston is home to a variety of museums and historic attractions, such as the British Commercial Vehicle Museum, the National Football Museum, St Walburge Church and Preston Martyrs Monument. Trains from London to Preston terminate at Preston rail station. For onward travel to the city centre there are numerous bus services that stop outside the station, including route numbers 2, 3, 12, 13A and 75. Just outside the northern entrance are taxi ranks. The station is within a short walking distance of local attractions, such as Fishergate Shopping Centre.