Leeds to Huddersfield Trains From €2.40*

Catch a glimpse of West Yorkshire’s industrial landscapes on the rapid trip from Leeds to Huddersfield. With five TransPennine Express trains available each hour and the journey taking only 18 minutes on average, you won’t have to wait long to get to the historic town.

TransPennine Express offers regional and intercity services in the North of England and Scotland. Destinations include Lancaster, Warrington and Manchester Airport.

Departing from Leeds

Hop on the Leeds to Huddersfield train from Leeds station. As a major stop on many routes across the UK and the North of England, direct services also run between the city and various destinations. You can also travel to York, Manchester, Edinburgh and more on a TransPennine Express, Northern, CrossCountry or London North Eastern Railway (LNER) train.

Leeds station is only eight minutes away from the city centre on foot. Plenty of local buses stop in front of the station and on nearby streets, offering convenient connections for your train trip.

Main stops

Faster services from Leeds to Huddersfield are direct, but others may also call at Dewsbury. Stations served differ based on the train operator, route and time.

Arriving at Huddersfield

Your Leeds to Huddersfield train takes you to the edge of the town centre on the magnificent St George’s Square. With its rich industrial roots, you’ll still find old mills and grand Victorian architecture in the market town today - including the station itself. Considered one of the most beautiful stations in the country, Huddersfield has a neo-classical style and an award-winning pub. Tucked around the corner is the Byram Arcade, a Victorian arcade with independent retailers, coffee shops and local art studios.

Huddersfield is well-connected to major cities in the North and beyond. Visit Manchester, Sheffield or York for easy day trips. Trains are operated by either TransPennine Express or Northern. Travel around the rest of the town is a breeze thanks to local buses. Several stop on the square in front of the station.

TransPennine Express train classes

• Standard Class: Enjoy free Wi-Fi and cosy seats in Standard Class. Carriages are also fitted with plug sockets at table seats and every pair of seats. Refreshments can be purchased on some TransPennine Express routes. The Express Café is open between 07:00 and 18:30 on weekdays and from 09:00 to 18:30 on Saturday and Sunday.
• First Class: Leeds to Huddersfield First Class perks include complimentary refreshments and power sockets at every seat. The Express Plus restaurant operates from 07:00 to 18:30 Monday–Friday and between 09:00 and 18:30 on weekends. As with Standard Class tickets, you can buy cheap train tickets by booking as early as possible.

TransPennine Express train travel advice

• Luggage: One item of hand luggage and two larger bags or suitcases (no more than 30 x 70 x 90 centimetres) are allowed per passenger.
• Bicycles: It’s compulsory to request a bike space. Devices such as e-scooters and hoverboards are banned. Passengers mustn’t charge e-bikes on board.
• Children: Two kids aged 5 and under get free travel. 5–15-year-olds get most Advance fares half price. Discounted travel is also offered to older teens with a 16–17 Saver Railcard and Family and Friends Railcard holders. Fold and store pushchairs in the luggage racks or cycle area (when not occupied).
• Pets: Keep up to two pets off seats and on a lead or in an enclosed carrier throughout the journey.
• Passenger Assist: Contact the Passenger Assist Team to request help for your journey, from carrying luggage to using ramps. Pre-booking is advised.

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