Manchester to Huddersfield train

Trains from Manchester to Huddersfield: Journey Details

Trains from Manchester to Huddersfield run throughout the day and evening. The first service leaves Manchester at just after 4:30 am. Regular services then begin at around 6:15 am, and trains leave approximately every 15 minutes during the day. During the evening services run at 30 minute intervals, with the last train of the day leaving at around 11:20 pm. Train services between Manchester and Huddersfield are provided by Northern, and First TransPennine Express. All services run directly, with no changes.

Taking the Train from Manchester

Trains from Manchester to Huddersfield depart from two stations; Victoria and Piccadilly. Piccadilly is the busiest station, and is the nearest to Manchester coach station, where local and national bus services can be found. Both stations are centrally located and are easily accessed by bus, with services running throughout the day and during the night. There are taxi ranks outside both stations, as well as car collection and drop off points.

Getting into Huddersfield by Train

Huddersfield is a large town set within the beautiful county of West Yorkshire. The town is full of stunning Victorian architecture, and the train station is a Grade I listed building. The station is located in St. George's Square, in the centre of the town. The Huddersfield Bus station is situated a short distance from the train station. There is a shuttle bus service, called the FreeCityBus connects the station with the bus station, as well as the surrounding areas of the town. There are a small amount of parking spaces available outside the station, as well as a taxi rank by the entrance. The station can be easily accessed on foot or by bicycle.