Northampton to London Trains From €10.85*

Take the train from Northampton to London Euston with West Midlands Trains. With free fast Wi-Fi and racks and overhead compartments for luggage, your journey from the Cobblers to the capital will be comfortable and efficient.

Does West Midlands Trains offer First Class tickets?

West Midlands Trains services are entirely Standard Class. The operator says that by using the whole train, all passengers can have a more comfortable travel experience, with plentiful seats throughout the train.

How many trains run from Northampton to London?

Direct trains depart on average at least every half hour from Northampton to London Euston. From Monday to Saturday, off-peak, there are usually three trains per hour. These fast trains reach the capital in under one hour, with prices starting as low as £9 each way.

Does West Midlands Trains have enough luggage space?

You can bring up to three items of luggage onto the train when you travel with West Midlands Trains. Medium suitcases fit in the overhead luggage racks, while small bags can be stored under seats, and large items should be placed in the luggage racks at the end of carriages.

Northampton: Getting to the Platform

• Finding the station: Find the station at the meeting of the A428 and A5080. These two roads form a square with a branch of the River Nene. A bus stop outside the front of the railway station is a convenient way to arrive by Stagecoach buses.
• A space to wait: Since its refurbishment in 2015, Northampton has a new station building with seats and a vending machine. Ideal to pick up paper tickets, check live departure times, or stay out of the rain.
• Over the bridge: Trains from Northampton to London Euston typically depart from platforms 4 or 5. This means that, when you arrive at the station, you’ll have to cross the bridge to reach your platforms. Lifts are available for passengers requiring step-free access.

Onboard trains from Northampton to London 

Northampton to London Euston is a highly commutable journey from one of the East Midlands busiest towns to the UK’s financial and cultural centre.

• Key Landmarks: Between Northampton and London, you’ll pass the vibrant Hertfordshire town Hemel Hempstead, as well as Milton Keynes, a unique Buckinghamshire city and a model for urban planning. Look out for Berkhamsted Castle, a Norman motte-and-bailey castle with almost 1,000 years of history.
• Pets welcome: No need to make other travel arrangements to bring your best friend along for the ride. With West Midlands Trains, each traveller can come accompanied by two dogs or other small domestic animals free of charge. Remember to keep pets off seats and under control.
• The View Alert: Enjoy lush rolling fields from either side of the train. To see the famous Bletchley Park, sit on the Right-Hand Side (facing South).

Arriving at London Euston

London Euston is one of the best destinations from which to launch your capital visit. Here’s what you need to know about leaving the station and finding your next transport choice.

• Find the exit: Unlike many other London stations, Euston has one main exit, making it simple to break out quickly. Stepping down onto Euston Road, you’ll be ready to walk into the city centre or head to other transport options.
• Tube or taxi?: Euston Station has efficient public transport options, most notably the Victoria or Northern Underground Lines, and the Lioness Line Overground. Additionally, Euston Station is just around a 10-minute walk (or one stop on the Victoria or Northern Line) from London's international gateway, St Pancras International, and King's Cross stations. Find taxis close to the station at the Melton Street Euston Road taxi rank.