Norwich to Stratford (London) Trains From £3.00*

From the heart of Norfolk to a vibrant East London town, the 93-mile journey from Norwich to Stratford (London) is faster by train. Operated by Greater Anglia, the direct route from Norwich to Stratford takes approximately 1 hour and 40 minutes. Commuters may want to board the first train at 06:55, while services run until late, with the last train departing at 23:05.

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Greater Anglia runs trains around Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex, Cambridgeshire, Hertfordshire, plus parts of Greater London, connecting Norwich, Cambridge, Ely, Ipswich, London Liverpool Street, Colchester, and Great Yarmouth.

Departing from Norwich

Your journey will begin at Norwich Station, a major East Anglia station with excellent facilities.

Often referred to as the gateway to Norfolk, Norwich is easy to reach on local buses from surrounding villages. If you are in the city centre, walking to the station takes only around 20 minutes, or take bus routes 25 or 35. For cyclists not wanting to board with their bike, there are 442 spaces to store a bicycle at Norwich Station.

Managed by Greater Anglia, the station has a wide selection of refreshment choices, from big-name coffee brands to self-service vending machines providing cold drinks and snacks. A free water refill point on the station concourse allows passengers to stay hydrated, while the station also has accessible toilets, baby changing facilities, step-free access to all platforms, and an induction loop.

Norwich Station is the northern terminus of the Great Eastern Main Line. Direct routes run from Norwich to London Liverpool Street, Cromer, Great Yarmouth, Cambridge, Nottingham, Manchester, and Sheffield. The station’s operators are Greater Anglia and East Midlands Railway.

Main stops

On Greater Anglia trains from Norwich to Stratford (London), call at Diss, Stowmarket, Ipswich, Manningtree, and Colchester, before arriving at your destination.

Arriving at Stratford (London)

Start your London visit at Stratford, an East End station with great facilities for your arrival, which is also the fifth busiest railway station in Britain.

At the station, find coffee shops and refreshment kiosks, as well as a range of shops, including newsagents. Be assured of a comfortable arrival with multiple covered seats on all platforms, as well as waiting areas, and free public Wi-Fi. There are Help Points, an induction loop, and step-free access to all platforms at the station too.

If you’re in the capital for business or a full day of sightseeing, hop straight on the London Underground (Central and Jubilee lines), or head to nearby bus stops for local bus routes around the city.

Notably redeveloped as part of the 2012 Summer Olympics regeneration, Stratford is a town in the London Borough of Newham with Roman roots. Near the station, find the Old Town Hall, a Grade II listed building, and the Gurney memorial drinking fountain. Or head directly to the top attractions, Westminster Abbey, London Bridge, and Bond Street on public transport.

From Stratford, travel with Greater Anglia, c2c, London Overground (the Mildmay line), and the Elizabeth Line. Get across London, as well as to places like Shenfield, Braintree, Clacton-on-Sea, Colchester Town, and Ipswich.

Greater Anglia train classes

• Standard Class: On the most affordable trains from Norwich to Stratford, benefit from free Wi-Fi, USB ports, plug sockets, and clearly marked Priority Seating. Comfort comes as standard with 2+2 seating layouts, plus table options.
• First Class: On services from Norwich to London, upgrade with Greater Anglia for the best travel experience. Get a Norwich to Stratford (London) First Class ticket and relax in wider seats with extra legroom. Complimentary refreshments further sweeten the deal!

Greater Anglia train travel advice

• Luggage: Greater Anglia lets passengers bring up to three pieces of luggage on its trains. For weekends away in the capital, there is no need to restrict your packing, though remember not to block aisles or access areas.
• Bicycles: Standard bikes are allowed at no extra cost on Greater Anglia trains with a reservation. Full-size bikes are restricted during peak hours at central London stations.
• Children: Under 5s travel free from Norwich to Stratford, perfect for family days out by train. Kids aged 5 to 15 can get 50% off standard fares.
• Pets: Bring up to two small pets for free per passenger. Note: dogs must be held on leads or in carriers throughout the journey (excluding assistance dogs).
• Passenger Assist: Book help at least two hours in advance of your departure time by phone, email, website, or app.

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