Sheffield to London Trains From €23.13*

Take the train from Sheffield to London with East Midlands Railway (EMR) for a comfortable direct route from South Yorkshire to the capital.

Are East Midlands Railway First Class tickets worth it?

Whether First Class tickets are a good value to you depends on your travel preferences and expectations. For more spacious and private carriages, East Midlands Railway First Class excels. Upgrading to First Class also means you’ll get power sockets and free WiFi, while complimentary food is available from Monday to Saturday. If you can secure First Class seats at a good price, it could be an excellent investment to add some luxury to your trip south.

Does EMR offer enough luggage space?

You can bring up to two bags on East Midlands Railway trains. When travelling to a long weekend in the capital, this may not seem like enough. Note that the largest suitcase should not measure more than 90 x 70 x 30 cm, as space on end-of-aisle luggage racks can be limited. Smaller bags can comfortably be stored in overhead compartments.

At which station do direct trains from Sheffield to London arrive?

How many trains run from Sheffield to London?

Typically, direct trains with EMR from Sheffield to London set off every 30 minutes to 1 hour. Other routes are available but will involve a change during your journey.

There’s nothing like a train ride to London! Whether you’re making the trip for work or leisure, we have all the local station secrets to make your journey as efficient as possible.

Sheffield: Getting to the Platform

Sheffield Station has excellent facilities but a below-par ticket office. So, it’s perfect for a comfortable wait if you’ve already downloaded your mobile tickets. Discover more about how to start your journey in style.

• Buy your tickets in advance: For such a busy station, the ticket office at Sheffield is not so glamorous. Rather than risk waiting in the line to pick up your tickets, book online and save your tickets to your phone. That way, you can make the most of advance discounts too!
• Which way to London?: Sheffield is a large station that can be confusing to navigate. Arrive early to give yourself time to find the platform. Typically, trains to London depart from platforms 2 or 8, though this may be different. As a Category A station for accessibility, you can get between platforms with step-free access.
• Need to go?: Sheffield has an abundance of toilets for passengers waiting to board their train. Find loos on the Main Concourse, Platform 2/3, Platform 5, and Platform 6/8. The station also has heating waiting rooms while you wait, so you can comfortably arrive at the station well ahead of time.

Onboard trains from Sheffield to London 

• Key Landmarks: You’ll pass through towns like Chesterfield, with its famous Crooked Spire, and Market Harborough, before reaching the charming riverside town of Bedford. Golf lovers will catch a glimpse of many courses just outside the capital. Then, the final miles are all about the iconic approach to one of the UK’s most famous stations.
• The View Alert: To see the famous Crooked Spire in Chesterfield, sit on the Right-Hand Side (facing South).

Arriving at London St Pancras International

From European connections to world-class facilities, St Pancras is a delightful arrival point in London. Whether you’re rushing to a restaurant or landmark, or have time to spare, here’s what you need to know.

• Get me out of here: St Pancras has several exits, with routes onto Pancras Road and Euston Road, as well as a direct link with Kings Cross Station. Follow signs to the main exit on Pancras Road, which is typically the most convenient for walking access towards the city centre.
• Play us a tune?: If you’re not in a rush to leave, St Pancras has some of the best facilities of any train station in the UK. Buy a book in Hatchards, the oldest bookseller in the UK, or play a few notes on one of the station’s pianos.
• Going Underground: Shared with Kings Cross, the Underground Line is accessible from St Pancras without leaving the station. Served by the Circle, Hammersmith & City, Metropolitan, Northern, Piccadilly, and Victoria, you can get to most parts of London in mere minutes.
• Walkability: London is huge, but highly walkable in conjunction with its public transport system. Walk from St Pancras to Westminster Abbey in around 55 minutes.