Birmingham to London
1 suggested route to go from Birmingham to London by train, car, bus
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Trip Birmingham London
| Modes of transport | carpooling, bus, train |
| Distance | 101 mi |
| Direct line | Yes |
How to get from Birmingham to London?
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All modes of transport Birmingham-London
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Birmingham to London bus
If you are looking for a bus service from Birmingham to London, you're lucky because there actually is a direct service.
What are the bus companies operating the Birmingham London ?
MegaBus and National Express are the coach companies operating the bus line Birmingham London with direct service.
Going by bus from Birmingham to London may not be so obvious to you. That's why we give you some arguments that might convince you to board a bus to London.
- Very low prices! On the Birmingham London line, carrier fares are often unbeatable compared to other modes of transport: carpooling or train.
- It is more environmentally friendly to travel on a modern bus than to carpool. In addition, the road Birmingham London is shared by other vehicles and no additional infrastructure is needed to run a bus.
- Almost all coaches are equipped with a WiFi connection, which is very welcome to travel the 101 mi of the trip.
Bus stops in Birmingham
It is recommended that you arrive at the Birmingham bus station between 15 and 30 minutes before the departure time, depending on the coach company. To avoid catching the wrong bus, check in front where the destination 'London' should be displayed. Finally, have your ticket checked by the driver of National Express or MegaBus and get on board after having your luggage in the hold.
Arrival bus stations in London
In London, make sure you leave nothing in your seat or in the trunk of the coach.
Carpool from Birmingham to London
Carpooling differs from the other means of transport because of an undefined timetable. This means that when looking for Birmingham-London rides, you'll be more likely to find ones if you search only three days in advance (and not two months). This is more a lastminute solution to go to London.
Carpooling is a recent way to travel by sharing your journey Birmingham-London with other travellers looking for the same route. This helps reduce travel costs for both the driver and the passenger, and also reduces the impact on the environment.
Train Birmingham to London
Intercity Train Birmingham London
Intercity trains serve the most important cities along the Birmingham-London route with an improved travel duration compared to regional trains.
Night Train Birmingham London
Instead of arriving in London at night and pay a hotel room, prefer departing Birmingham in the evenning with the comfort of a sleeper train equipped with berths.
Is it possible to go directly by train from Birmingham to London?
Yes, it is possible to go from Birmingham to London by train without making any changes. Be careful, as this may depend on the date of your trip to London and there may be fewer direct trains from Birmingham on certain days. To check prices and availabilities, launch now a search for a Birmingham-London train ticket on Vivanoda.
Birmingham London train companies
There are 4 carriers that operate rail journeys between Birmingham and London: London Midland, Virgin Trains, CrossCountry and Chiltern Railways.
Departure train stations in Birmingham
Arrival train stations in London
- Birmingham Manchester
- Birmingham Bristol
- Birmingham Leeds
- Birmingham Edinburgh
- Birmingham Liverpool
- Birmingham Glasgow
- Birmingham Nottingham
- Birmingham Newcastle Upon Tyne
- Birmingham Southampton
- Birmingham Exeter
- Birmingham Portsmouth
- Birmingham Cardiff
- Birmingham Cambridge
- Birmingham Plymouth
- Birmingham Bournemouth
- Birmingham Belfast
- Birmingham Doncaster
- Birmingham Aberdeen
- Birmingham Penzance
- Birmingham Norwich
- Birmingham Dover
- Birmingham Newquay
- Birmingham Inverness
- Birmingham Jersey
- Birmingham Southend On Sea
- Birmingham Guernsey
- Birmingham Douglas
- London Birmingham
- London Manchester
- London Bristol
- London Leeds
- London Edinburgh
- London Liverpool
- London Glasgow
- London Nottingham
- London Newcastle Upon Tyne
- London Southampton
- London Exeter
- London Portsmouth
- London Cardiff
- London Cambridge
- London Plymouth
- London Bournemouth
- London Belfast
- London Doncaster
- London Aberdeen
- London Penzance
- London Norwich
- London Dover
- London Newquay
- London Inverness
- London Jersey
- London Southend On Sea
- London Guernsey
- London Douglas