Brighton to London train with Thameslink

Trains from Brighton to London

With up to seven departures per hour, trains from Brighton to London are an excellent way to reach the capital from the seaside city. The route is shared between Thameslink trains, Southern Trains and the Gatwick Express. All trains arrive at one of London's busy train stations that are centrally located with links to the London Underground and local bus routes for easy onward travel. Whenever passengers decide to travel, they won't have to wait long for the next direct train from Brighton to London.

Which train companies travel from Brighton to London?

Trains from Brighton London are shared by three main rail providers. Thameslink services terminate at London St Pancras, while Gatwick Express and Southern trains terminate at London Victoria. Each operator offers multiple train departures per hour, with up to seven departures per hour available during peak travel time.

How long is the train from Brighton to London?

The fastest journey times along the Brighton to London route take just 55 minutes thanks to Gatwick Express high-speed trains. Whichever provider you use, passengers can expect to complete the route in under one hour 25 minutes.

How many trains are there from Brighton to London?

Trains from Brighton to London depart as many as seven times per hour. Services begin as early as 4:30 a.m. continuing until just after midnight. Service regularity continues throughout the weekend, giving passengers access to rail travel whenever they wish to plan their trip.

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

Departure train station: All trains depart from Brighton Railway station. The station is less than a mile from the beach front and many other tourist attractions including Victoria Gardens and the Brighton Dome. The station is also accessible via numerous local bus routes. Within the station, passengers will find ATMs, WiFi, refreshment facilities and shops.

Arrival train station: Trains terminate at either London St. Pancras or London Victoria. St Pancras is in North London, and also provides links to Eurostar services for international travel. Both St. Pancras and Victoria have good links to both local bus routes and the London Underground lines. Victoria can be found in the heart of Westminster within walking distance of tourist attractions such as Buckingham Palace and St. James' Park. Both stations have extensive facilities including shops, cafes and restaurants.