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The list includes National Rail stations. It does not include stations exclusively served by the London Underground, Tramlink and Docklands Light Railway. The list includes all railway stations in Greater London and those outside the boundary that are included in:

This station is equipped with a service animal relief area (SARA): a quiet place where service animals can relieve themselves, which is essential before and after a train journey with their owners. The service animal relief area is located On the edge of asphalt and grass (facing parking).

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Save a 1/3 off Standard Class Advance, Off-Peak and Anytime adult tickets (time restrictions may apply), plus 60% on child tickets. Railcard discount does not apply to Eurostar tickets, Season tickets, including Travelcard Season tickets and most London Underground and Docklands Light Railway tickets. Railcard is not valid when travelling between two stations inside London and the South East area during morning peak time. A minimum fare applies weekday mornings before 10:00 for some railcards.

The 2FOR1 attraction offer is obtained upon presentation of a valid voucher downloaded at daysoutguide.co.uk, and valid train tickets. One adult (or child) is admitted free of charge when accompanied by one adult who pays the full adult price, unless otherwise stated on the pages of daysoutguide.co.uk website. In the event of a full price and concessionary ticket being purchased together, the higher price ticket must be paid for. Conditions apply to specific attractions. Please refer at all times to the individual terms and conditions listed on the daysoutguide.co.uk website.

Checking in is quick and simple, just make sure you have your ticket and passport or ID to hand. For more information on checking in, including what time you should arrive at the station, please visit the Checking in section on the Eurostar website.

Southeastern are committed to accessible travel for all their passengers and are part of Passenger Assist. This is a national system that means Southeastern is able to assist passengers with disabilities or restricted mobility for journeys across the Southeastern network and when connecting with other train operators. Southeastern have a dedicated team who will help you book this service.

Whether you plan to journey from London for a day trip by train to one of the popular cities or attractions nearby or for a longer rail adventure around the UK these are the train stations you will be using.

Principal train operating companies that run from this station include Avanti West Coast (faster train service, fewer stops, more expensive) and West Midlands trains (slower train service, stops at just about every station, cheaper).

Liverpool Street station is located in central London near the City and serves the East of England including destinations in Essex such as Chingford and Cheshunt plus Norwich, Ipswich, Southend and Cambridge.

Charing Cross station is located in central London near Covent Garden. It serves the area southeast of London including destinations within the counties of Kent and East Sussex such as Tunbridge Wells, Dartford, Dover, Hastings, Ramsgate, Margate and Sevenoaks.

Victoria train station is located in the City of Westminster. The station serves south-east and southern England with trains to destinations including Ashford and Ashford International (for the Eurostar), Dover, Brighton, Southampton and Gatwick Airport.

Paddington train station is located in west London and serves destinations to the west and southwest of the country including Bath, Penzance, Cardiff Central, Oxford and Bristol (change at Bristol for destinations in Devon and Cornwall)

Thameslink is a rail system that runs from Bedford to Brighton through London. There are 8 Thameslink stations with tube connections. If possible avoid using Thameslink as there are better services available.

Bikes are welcome on board, and most stations have spaces to lock or secure your bike if you don't want to bring it on the train. Please note that the number of bike spaces available is subject to change.

Travel in comfort on modern, air-conditioned trains with plenty of luggage space and on-board TV. There's free Wi-Fi throughout the train, and at-seat power sockets too. You can even use your mobile phone when the train is in a tunnel.

Heathrow Express trains stop at Heathrow Terminals 2 & 3 and Heathrow Terminal 5. Passengers travelling to Terminal 4 should change on to the free transfer train at Heathrow Terminals 2 & 3 (connecting trains every 15 minutes, journey time four minutes).

London Paddington station is close to Hyde Park and Oxford Street and is served by London Underground's District, Circle, Bakerloo and Hammersmith & City lines. From London Paddington you can catch mainline trains to the West, South-West and south Wales.

Heathrow Express offers the fastest route from London Paddington to Heathrow Airport non-stop. With four trains leaving London Paddington every hour, you can catch the Heathrow Express to London Heathrow every 15 minutes. Heathrow Express trains travelling to London Paddington also leave every 15 minutes from Heathrow Airport.

Our trains depart either London Paddington or London Heathrow every 15 minutes. For the full Heathrow Express schedule on the day of your flight and to understand the Heathrow Express times that best suit your departure or arrival time, simply use our search functionality below or sign up for the Heathrow Express mobile app.

Remember, it takes just 15 minutes to travel non-stop from London Paddington to London Heathrow, but it is still advisable to leave plenty of time before your flight.

The first train to Heathrow Airport from London Paddington, leaves at 05:10. We understand the need for passengers to arrive at London Heathrow for early flights, whether business travellers or those going on holiday from Heathrow, which is why our services run from London Paddington from just after 5am.

The last train to Heathrow Airport leaves London Paddington at 23:25. With flights taking off from London Heathrow late into the night, we ensure that our Heathrow Express trains continue to cater to the needs of passengers with night flights.

All trains and stations are handicapped accessible. If you are using a wheelchair or other mobility device, please be on the high platform ahead of your scheduled departure so the train crew knows to stop at the platform to allow you to board with your wheelchair or mobility device.

Please be aware that our Russell Square and Waterloo branches are situated within the London Congestion Zone which operates between 7am and 10pm Monday-Sunday. The renter is responsible for paying the congestion fee via www.cclondon.com for each day the vehicle is driven in the zone.

From London Stansted airport, take the Stansted Express train service to London Liverpool Street and then take the tube to either Paddington or Marylebone for direct trains to Oxford. Alternatively there is a National Express 737 coach service.

Direct services run from London Paddington (serving Oxford station) and London Marylebone (serving Oxford and Oxford Parkway stations). Other services operate from the north via Birmingham New Street; from the south via Reading; and from the west via Didcot or Reading.

With a number of options available to you, travelling by train to and from London Gatwick couldn't be easier. Not only can you purchase tickets in advance directly via any one of the operators mentioned above, or by visiting the National Rail website, but you can also purchase on the day tickets in the ticket hall located in the South Terminal.

On all days, services will be extremely busy, queuing systems will be in place, and you may not be able to board your chosen train, so please leave plenty of extra time for your journey. Depending on queue length, it may not be possible to board late evening trains. Please plan with this in mind.

The dedicated Gatwick Express non-stop service between Victoria and Gatwick will not operate throughout this period. However, the Airport will continue to be served by Southern and Thameslink trains, but with alterations to those services every day as a result of the rolling period of industrial action. Further details below on the day-by-day impacts can be found below:

As other train operators are also affected by this industrial action, with strikes taking place on different days, please plan your whole journey ahead of time to ensure your onward connections are available on the day you are travelling.

Our nearest train station is Watford Junction and direct trains from both London Euston (20 minute journey) and Birmingham New Street (one hour journey) arrive there. Other non-direct train services operate from London Euston but these may take longer to arrive at Watford Junction.

Waterloo station links the capital with a number of major towns and cities across the south and south west, with trains to Bournemouth, Guildford, Portsmouth, Southampton, Windsor and many more destinations. Within walking distance of Waterloo station is the London Eye, Westminster Bridge, BFI IMAX, the South Bank and The Old Vic theatre, as well as great connections to all London attractions.

Waterloo is well connected to London's public transport network. Waterloo Underground station serves the Bakerloo, Jubilee, Northern and Waterloo & City Lines. Plan a journey - Transport for London (tfl.gov.uk)

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