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Greenwich to London Bridge train ticket prices

Travelling from Greenwich to London Bridge by train? Find fares from as low as €5.52. Benefit from Advance tickets, Off-Peak train tickets, and Railcards for extra savings. Enjoy the most cost-effective and pleasant journey with TrainPal. For more tips on saving money, visit our UK cheap train ticket guide.
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Greenwich to London Bridge train timetable

From Greenwich to London Bridge, take the fastest train in 8m, typically 9m. Daily, 135 trains depart from Greenwich, with the first at 05:33 and the last at 23:42. During Off-Peak times starting at 09:30 on weekdays, enjoy a quieter space with fewer people. Check real-time updates for train times, delays, and cancellations. We save you time, effort, and money.

DepartsArrivesOperator

11:29

Greenwich
9m, Direct

11:38

London Bridge
Southeastern
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11:39

Greenwich
1h 10m, Direct

12:49

London Bridge
Southeastern
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11:47

Greenwich
9m, Direct

11:56

London Bridge
Thameslink
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11:59

Greenwich
9m, Direct

12:08

London Bridge
Southeastern
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12:09

Greenwich
1h 10m, Direct

13:19

London Bridge
Southeastern
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Greenwich to London Bridge train tickets and times

Plan your journey from Greenwich to London Bridge with ease. Explore the first and last train times, departure and arrival stations, distance, journey time, and price options to make the most of your trip.

Price
From €5.52
Departure station
Arrival station
Distance
4 miles (6km)
Journey time
8m
First train
05:33
Last train
23:42
Frequency
135
Train operators

Thameslink: Greenwich to London Bridge trains

By Rosaline Nancy Kargbo | Updated May 20, 2026
Skip the traffic jams and travel through the city from Greenwich to London Bridge in around 12 minutes on Thameslink services.
Along this route, you can enjoy glimpses of Greenwich Park and the Royal Observatory, as well as views of the Thames River. As you approach London Bridge, the city's skyline, featuring both historic and modern architecture, becomes a prominent sight.
Thameslink operates mainline services across Greater London and between towns and cities, such as Cambridge and Brighton, St Albans and Rainham, and London and Sevenoaks.

Departing from Greenwich

Located around 400 metres from the centre of this south-east London district, Greenwich station provides the quickest rail route into central London. You can reach the station by bus, Dockland Light Railway (DLR) or via the Quietway 1 cycle route.
Train services from Greenwich station offer diverse travel options, linking to destinations such as Barnehurst and Rainham. Thameslink and Southeastern are the main operators, providing extensive regional coverage.

Main stops

Trains from Greenwich to London Bridge stop at Deptford, depending on the train operators, time, and routes.

Arriving at London Bridge

Located south-east of the bridge from which it takes its name, London Bridge station is the final stop on the Greenwich to London train. Other rail routes from the station serve Orpington, Croydon, Epsom, Gatwick Airport and other locations in southern England. Thameslink, Southeastern and Southern run the majority of services.
Onward travel within London includes frequent local bus routes, cabs from the taxi ranks outside and the Tube (Northern and Jubilee lines).
While you’re still in the area, why not visit some of London’s iconic landmarks? Walk along the Thames past the Golden Hinde and Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre or take in stunning views from above at The Shard, Tower Bridge walkways or Sky Garden.

Thameslink train classes

  • Standard Class: Travelling in Standard Class gets you a comfortable seat, dedicated luggage spaces, live on-screen train information, and free WiFi on some trains.
  • First Class: Ensuring more comfortable and spacious seating, quieter carriages, power outlets, free WiFi on some trains, and an enhanced travel experience.

Thameslink train travel advice

  • Luggage: Passengers can bring up to two larger items (no bigger than 90 x 70 x 30 centimetres) and a piece of hand luggage.
  • Bicycles: You can bring a folding e-bike or a manual scooter, but an e-scooter, e-unicycle, e-skateboard, and hoverboard are not allowed.
  • Children: Kids under 5 travel for free, and aged 5–15 get 50% off most tickets. Up to four children can enjoy £2 fares during off-peak times when travelling with an adult.
  • Pets: Two pets maximum can travel when kept on a lead or in a carrier.
  • Passenger Assist: Help with carrying luggage and accessing the platform, offer ramps and transportation, and give help and guidance on tickets.

Southeastern: Greenwich to London Bridge trains

Enjoy easy journeys from Greenwich to London Bridge with Southeastern. Located around 4 miles (about 6.5 km) apart, a trip by train takes no more than 10 minutes.
The train journey along this route offers views of the Thames River and glimpses of historic sites like the Cutty Sark. As you near London Bridge, the city skyline with its mix of modern and historic architecture comes into view.
Southeastern is a major train operator offering high-speed services to popular destinations like Hastings, Beckenham, and Rochester while serving key London stations such as Victoria, Waterloo East, and Charing Cross.

Southeastern train class

  • Standard Class: Enjoy free WiFi, spacious luggage areas, and comfortable seating. Priority seats with extra legroom are near train doors and labelled. Newer trains have power outlets under each seat pair.

Southeastern train travel advice

  • Luggage: You can store larger items of luggage in the racks or overhead storage areas.
  • Bicycles: Non-folding bikes and e-bikes cannot be taken on board during busier hours. Tandems, e-scooters and e-skateboards are not permitted on any trains.
  • Children: Children under 5 travel free with a ticketed adult, while each adult can bring up to four children aged 5-15 for £1 each.
  • Pets: Up to two small animals can travel with you and they must always be on a lead or in a carrier.
  • Passenger Assist: Help with travel planning, provide travel information, handle luggage, book seats, support boarding, and provide connection services.
*Information is subject to change. Please check the latest train timetable before your trip.

Greenwich to London Bridge train travel guide

The train journey from Greenwich to London Bridge combines efficiency with pleasure, featuring beautiful scenery and comfort. With frequent departures from Greenwich, you can get to London Bridge in just 8m, making it an ideal and convenient choice for travelling between them.

Planning and booking

Planning and booking

How much does it cost for a train from Greenwich to London Bridge?

Ticket prices from Greenwich to London Bridge average around €5.52, but vary based on travel dates and ticket flexibility. To see the exact fare for your trip, please perform a search with your preferred dates.

How do I find the best train route from Greenwich to London Bridge?

Utilise the TrainPal app or website to its fullest potential. Our Train Journey Planner is a top-notch online tool for planning your trips. Just enter your departure and arrival cities or stations. Then, review timetables and schedules, compare prices, consider direct routes, and check for food supplies or other amenities. Find the best train route from Greenwich to London Bridge.

What is the fastest train from Greenwich to London Bridge?

The fastest train journey time from Greenwich to London Bridge is 8m. Direct trains can save significant time by avoiding transfers. Always check if a direct route is available for your journey. Moreover, when searching for trains, consider the total travel time. Some routes with fewer stops or more efficient schedules might be faster.

Are there direct trains from Greenwich to London Bridge?

No, there are no direct trains from Greenwich to London Bridge. However, you can still find the best train options using the TrainPal Train Journey Planner. Simply enter your departure and arrival stations to see all available train services and plan your trip

Is it worth taking a train from Greenwich to London Bridge?

Yes, the train is a highly practical choice. Compared to driving, it is more eco-friendly and avoids the stress of traffic and parking. Compared to coaches, it offers more comfort, space, and scheduling flexibility. Furthermore, its ability to drop you off in the heart of the city makes it an exceptionally convenient option for most journeys.

How far in advance can I book my train ticket?

Typically, you can book UK train tickets up to 12 weeks ahead of your travel date. This is when the cheapest Advance tickets are usually released by train operators. To secure the best price, we strongly recommend booking as early as possible.

Check timetables and during the journey

Check timetables and during the journey

How do I find Greenwich to London Bridge train timetables?

Greenwich to London Bridge trains are generally punctual, but delays or cancellations can occur due to weather, strikes, and other factors. After purchasing a ticket, use TrainPal to track live train updates. Before buying a ticket, our Train Journey Planner provides all necessary booking information. Simply enter your departure and arrival stations, click 'Search,' and view routes labelled 'Cheapest' or 'Fastest,' with all details displayed.

How early should I arrive for a train in the UK?

Usually, you need to arrive at a station at least 15-20 minutes ahead of time. However, consider the station's size and your familiarity with it. If the station is large and you are not familiar with it, leaving home as early as possible is the best choice. This can reduce your stress and ensure a relaxing journey.

Do Greenwich to London Bridge trains offer Wi-Fi and other facilities?

Yes, most trains on the route from Greenwich to London Bridge are equipped with Wi-Fi. Passengers can also enjoy complimentary food, drinks, and power sockets for a more comfortable journey. Please note that the availability of these services can vary depending on the train company

How do I transfer between train stations in the UK?

Check our Train Journey Planner, which provides detailed information about transfers to ensure your journey is uninterrupted, saving you time and effort, and allowing you to get a full rest for travelling.

What is the difference between Standard and First Class?

First Class offers an updated experience with more comfort and amenities, such as complimentary food and drinks. The exact services offered depend on the specific train operator.

Other things you might be interested

Other things you might be interested

Are there discounts for students or seniors on UK train tickets?

Yes. Our Railcards offer discounts on UK train tickets. Students can use the 16-17 Saver or 16-25 Railcard for up to 1/3 off most fares. Seniors aged 60 and over can use the Senior Railcard for 1/3 off. Railcards can be purchased online with a choice of one-year or three-year validity. The more you travel, the more you save.

Can UK train tickets be refunded or changed?

In the UK, refund and change policies for train tickets vary by type. Advance Tickets are generally non-refundable but may be changeable for a fee. Flexible tickets, like Anytime Train Tickets and Off-Peak train tickets, offer more options for refunds and changes. Review the specific terms and conditions of your ticket or refer to UK train ticket types for precise details.

How do I check train delays and cancellations in the UK?

Use TrainPal for quick access to live updates and notifications. If your phone allows messages from us, you'll receive instant notifications about train cancellations directly on your screen.

Which train companies operate the Greenwich to London Bridge route?

The Greenwich to London Bridge route is operated by Southeastern. For any journey, the easiest way to find the operator is to search for your route on this page. The operator's name will appear next to each travel option in the results.

Essential onboard rules and facilities

  • Luggage

    Your free luggage allowance includes up to three items per passenger, covering standard bags like suitcases, backpacks, and other similarly-sized items.

  • Bicycle

    Bike reservations are mandatory and free for most train journeys, but space is limited. Standard bicycles and folding bikes are generally allowed. Some operators also permit tandems and e-bikes. Please note that e-scooters, motorcycles, tricycles, and bicycle trailers are not permitted. We strongly recommend checking the specific cycle policy on your train operator's website before you travel.

  • Children

    Children under 5 typically travel for free. A 50% discount applies to children aged 5 to 15. Additionally, those aged 16 and 17 are eligible for a 50% discount with a 16-17 Saver Railcard.

  • Pets

    Bring up to 2 pets free; keep dogs on a lead or in a carrier. No animals on seats or in restaurant carriages.

  • Passenger assistance

    For passengers with disabilities or additional needs, all train operators provide dedicated assistance. It is essential to book this service in advance to guarantee its availability.

How to buy cheap Greenwich to London Bridge train tickets

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Compensation and refunds

Your plans have changed?

Step-by-step instructions for changing your journey or requesting a refund are available on our ticket refunds and changes page.

Your train was disrupted?

For information on claiming Delay Repay compensation due to a delayed, cancelled, or strike-affected service, consult our delays and disruptions page or our UK rail strike page. These pages also provide live service updates.

* Prices are dynamic and subject to change. Ticket prices vary based on time of day, route, and class. This pricing does not apply to discounted Split tickets and Railcards.