Rugby to London train with West Midlands Trains

Trains from Rugby to London

Travelling from Rugby to London is simple, with a wide range of direct train services every day of the year. On any given day, travellers can expect a choice of over 50 services, starting from very early in the morning, running through to the late evening. Passengers can expect a fast journey too, with durations of just over 1 hour.

Which train companies travel from Rugby to London?

Trains from Rugby to London are operated by Virgin Trains and West Midlands Railways. Both companies offer direct connections from Rugby Station to London Euston.

How long is the train from Rugby to London?

The fastest trains to London from Rugby will take 51 minutes, although journey time can be as much as 1 hour 46 minutes, so it makes sense to double check before booking. As a rule, Virgin services tend to be slightly faster than those provided by West Midlands Railways.

How many trains are there from Rugby to London?

The Rugby to London route is extremely well served by Virgin and West Midlands. Every day, expect over 50 direct departures, with 3 or 4 per hour during the day. Options range from early morning pre-breakfast departures, to services departing shortly before midnight.

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

Departure station: Trains to London from Rugby will depart from Rugby railway station. The station can be found around 10-15 minutes walk northeast of the town centre. There's a large multi-story car park right next door, which makes driving a good option. Local buses like the 4, D1 and D2 stop outside the entrance. Inside, passengers can grab a sandwich and a coffee or relax in waiting rooms, and there's an on-site ATM.

Arrival station: All trains from Rugby will arrive at London Euston station. Euston is situated in north London, not far from the West End. The best route into the city centre is via the London Underground. Both the Northern and Victoria lines stop at Euston, and will transport visitors to most parts of the capital. Alternatively, buses stop outside the main building, and those connecting with Eurostar trains can walk up Euston Road to reach St Pancras. Expect the walk to take 10 minutes.