Trains from London to York

Trains from London and York

A regular and frequent train service operates between London and York, with trains departing London Kings Cross not long after 6:00 a.m. on weekdays, and the last direct train of the day leaving London at approximately 11:00 p.m.  Most services are direct, and the fastest journey times are less than two hours. There are two to three trains between London and York per hour throughout peak times of the day.

Which train companies travel from London to York?

Services from London to York are operated by First Hull Trains, Grand Central Trains, and London North Eastern Railway (LNER). The LNER service provides most trains, and around three trains leave Kings Cross every hour.

How long is the train journey from London to York?

Most train services from London to York are direct, and journeys can take just under 1 hour 50 minutes. The distance from London to York is just over 208 miles, so this high-speed service is the ideal solution for travellers wanting to avoid traffic congestion and relax throughout the journey.

How many trains are there from London to York?

On average week days there are approximately 39 trains between London and York, and only a couple of these require changes. Weekend travel may mean journeys are a little longer, and the first train from London to York on Sundays leaves Kings Cross Station at later time than in the week. A frequent service does still operate between London and York at weekends, with approximately 33 trains per day.

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

Departure train station: King Cross is the departure station for trains travelling from London to York and is well served by London public transport networks, including London Underground, buses, and taxis. There is cycle parking available on some platforms, and the closest car park is at St Pancras, which is just opposite Kings Cross. A vibrant shopping mall at Kings Cross is home to a number of retailers, including Boots, Costa, and Pandora. A range of restaurants and fast food outlets can also be found at the station. Kings Cross has good disabled access and passengers can also arrange assistance by booking 24 hours in advance.

Arrival train station: York railway station is located on Station Road in the centre of town, making it easy for most passengers to walk into the city centre.  Station facilities include trolleys, refreshments, ATMs, and shops.