Catford Bridge to London Bridge Trains From £5.95*

Does Southeastern offer First Class seats?

There is no First Class service with Southeastern. You can’t buy First Class tickets for Southeastern trains because the whole train is Standard Class only. But here’s a travel secret: many of the spacious seats that used to be First Class are now available to Standard Class ticket holders. Win, win!

Are Southeastern trains comfy?

Yes, Southeastern seats are comfy and spacious. When travelling with Southeastern, enjoy wide seats that let a body sink into the material, perfect to sit back and enjoy the iconic London views. 

Does Southeastern have free Wi-Fi?

Yes, passengers can connect to ‘Southeastern_WiFi’ for fast, free connection throughout the journey. If you can’t bear to be apart from your tech for 12 minutes, get connected and scroll to your heart’s desire! On Southeastern, you can also charge devices using USB ports or plug sockets under seats.

Are dogs allowed on Southeastern?

No problem! Furry friends don’t have to be left behind when you travel by train. Bring up to two dogs or other small animals onboard from Catford Bridge to London Bridge. The only requirement is that Southeastern asks passengers to keep pets on a lead and off seats.

Do Southeastern trains have enough luggage space?

If you have lots of luggage on your daily trip to London Bridge, Southeastern will be able to accommodate up to three bags per passenger at no extra cost. The operator has adequate luggage space, including large racks at the ends of carriages to store cases and other large bags.

Get from Catford Bridge to London Bridge in style when you travel by train. Make the most of your trip using our local station secrets for the best experience on Southeastern.

Catford Bridge: Getting to the Platform

Catford Bridge is a small station, with two platforms and basic facilities. Perfectly located for quick access to London Bridge, the station is situated between Adenmore Road and Catford Road.

• Buses to Catford Bridge: If you’re coming to the station from nearby settlements, travel on Transport for London buses. Take the 185 from Dulwich to Catford Bridge, or the 181 from Hither Green.
• No toilets: Be aware that there are no toilets or baby changing facilities at Catford Bridge Station. If you would like refreshments before boarding the train, stop at Catford Bridge Tavern, a cosy pub with a chilled-out vibe and wide selection of beers.

Onboard trains from Catford Bridge to London Bridge

On the train north from Catford Bridge, you can reach London Bridge in as few as 15 minutes. Some routes make additional calls at more local stops like Petts Wood, Chislehurst, Elmstead Woods, Grove Park, and Lewisham.

• Key Landmarks: Your short route north is packed with iconic London sights. After cruising past greenery like Ladywell Fields, the urban sprawl takes over. The River Thames, plus Tower Bridge, and the unmissable London skyline, with views over to the Tower of London and Sky Garden.
• The View Alert: Choose a seat on the Right-Hand Side of the carriage (facing North) for the best views on the approach into your central London arrival point.

Arriving at London Bridge

• Onward from London Bridge: Continue your journey from London Bridge on the London Underground. One of the world’s best metros, the Tube offers fast routes around the capital from London Bridge. On the Jubilee Line, you can travel to Regent’s Park, or the Northern Line can take you to King’s Cross.
• London by foot: Walk from London Bridge to top attractions, from Borough Market to the Tower of London. From London Bridge Station, reach St Paul’s Cathedral in only 20 minutes. If you’re in the capital for work, you’ll be ideally placed to reach your office on foot or with the Underground or buses.