Bushey to London Euston Trains From €12.00*

On this Bushey to London Euston route, your journey usually boils down to a choice between speed or connectivity – with faster direct trains from West Midlands Railway and slower, more locally connected services from London Overground.

• West Midlands Railway runs the fastest services on this route, reaching London Euston in around 20 minutes. With roughly four trains an hour, it’s the best choice for commuters or travellers who want the quickest and most direct journey into central London.
• London Overground operates the Lioness line with more stops at local stations across north-west London. At around 45 minutes, journeys do take longer, but as a local stopping service, it’s typically less crowded than trains arriving from further afield.

The 15-mile trip from Bushey into London is easy once you know a few local station tips. Here’s how to make the most of your journey from Bushey to London Euston railway station.

Bushey: Getting to the Platform

Bushey railway station is located on Pinner Road between Bushey and Oxhey and is served by local buses, including services to Watford, South Harrow and Brent Cross.

• The Platform Tip: Faster West Midlands Railway services to London Euston railway station usually depart from Platform 6, the southbound slow-line platform. London Overground trains towards London also typically use this side of the station before travelling through north-west London.
• Pre-Departure: Along with ticket machines and waiting areas, the station also has a small shop and refreshment options near the entrance. Note that platforms are reached via stairs and an underpass, as there is no step-free access. Allow a little extra time if you’re carrying luggage.

Onboard trains from Bushey to London Euston

It may only be a 15-mile journey, but if you’re not making the trip every weekday, there are still plenty of landmarks and interesting parts of London to spot as the train travels into the capital.

• The View Alert: For the best views into the capital, try to sit on the left-hand side of the train (facing south). As the train leaves Bushey you’ll briefly cross the River Colne and the railway viaducts around Watford before the line threads through the suburbs of north-west London.
• Key Landmarks: As you travel south through north-west London, you may catch glimpses of Wembley Stadium’s famous arch rising above the skyline in the distance. Closer to central London, the route passes through the leafy neighbourhood of Queen’s Park, known for its cafés and Victorian terraces, before the final run into London Euston, one of the capital’s main railway terminals.

Arriving at London Euston

London Euston is situated just north of central London, on Euston Road, and acts as a major gateway for trains arriving from the West Coast Main Line. The station is built around a large central concourse, with platforms located slightly below street level and clearly signposted exits leading to Underground lines, buses and taxis.

• The Main Concourse Exit: Follow signs toward Euston Road to reach the main station exit, where you’ll find connections to the Northern and Victoria lines via Euston Underground station. 
• The Euston Square Connection: If you’re heading towards Hammersmith, Bloomsbury or the City of London, it’s worth walking a few minutes east to Euston Square station on the Circle, Hammersmith & City and Metropolitan lines.
• Onward Travel: Taxi ranks and bus stops are located right outside the main entrance on Euston Road, with buses to Archway, Hackney, Charing Cross and Tottenham Court Road.