Birmingham Moor Street to London Marylebone Trains From €4.23*

You can travel from Birmingham Moor Street to London Marylebone in around 2 hours with Chiltern Railways' direct trains.

It's a pleasant journey, too. The train goes through some of England's most scenic countryside with views of rolling green fields and charming villages along the way. It's popular with both commuters heading into London and daytrippers exploring the heart of England.

Chiltern Railways operates from London Marylebone along the M40 corridor, connecting the capital with cities like Birmingham, Oxford and Stratford-upon-Avon across the counties of Buckinghamshire, Oxfordshire and the West Midlands.

Departing from Birmingham Moor Street

Birmingham Moor Street is located on Queensway in the heart of the town and right next to the Bullring shopping centre. There's no parking at the station itself, but you can get there easily by bus - several routes stop nearby. Otherwise, there's car parking nearby. Birmingham New Street Station is about a 5–10 minute walk away.

The station has direct trains to London Marylebone, Stratford-upon-Avon, Leamington Spa and Kidderminster. The main operators are Chiltern Railways, West Midlands Railway and London Northwestern Railway, offering both local and long-distance services.

Main stops

When you take the train from Birmingham Moor Street to London Marylebone, you'll typically stop at Warwick, Leamington Spa and High Wycombe.

Arriving at London Marylebone

London Marylebone is on Melcombe Place in central London, just north of the West End and a stone's throw from Regent's Park. The station has step-free access to all platforms, plus there's a taxi rank right outside if you've got heavy bags.

Chiltern Railways runs most of the rail services with trains heading west to places like Birmingham, Oxford, Stratford-upon-Avon and High Wycombe. The station connects to the Bakerloo line for the Underground, and Baker Street station is just a four-minute walk away if you need other Tube lines.

This is a prime sightseeing area, too. The famous Sherlock Holmes Museum is just a few doors down, while Madame Tussauds is just around the corner on Marylebone Road. For a bite to eat or a spot of shopping, Marylebone High Street is full of cafes and independent shops.

Chiltern Railways train classes

All Chiltern Railways trains offer Standard Class only. You'll get free Wi-Fi on every train, spacious tables for working and power sockets at almost every seat so you can keep your devices charged. The trains have priority seating in each carriage near the doors for pregnant passengers, wheelchair users and those with reduced mobility.

Chiltern Railways train travel advice

• Luggage: You can bring whatever you can comfortably carry yourself without help. Just make sure your bags don't get in anyone's way and keep an eye on them at all times.
• Bicycles: Regular bikes can travel for free on weekends and on off-peak weekday services, though space is limited. They are not allowed during peak hours (arriving into London, Oxford or Birmingham between 07:45–10:00, or leaving between 16:30–19:30).
• Children: Kids under 5 travel free without a seat, while those aged 5–15 get child fares. Railcard can help you save on family days out in London, too.
• Pets: You can bring up to 2 dogs or small animals for free. Dogs must stay on leads and can't use seats. Cats and other pets will need to be stored in carriers (maximum size 85x60x60cm).
• Passenger Assistance: Book help in advance through the Passenger Assistance on the nationwide app or website. Staff will then help you with things like boarding and storing bags. 

*Information is subject to change. Please check the latest train timetable before your trip.