Our trains are a fast and convenient way to travel, and connect with many forms of transport.
Whether you're not sure how to get to the station or where to go when you get off the train, we've put together the guide below to help your overall journey.
Taking the train is a great option for sustainable travel as government data shows that trains produce significantly fewer carbon emissions per passenger mile than cars. Plus, you dont have to worry about traffic jams!
You can check times and buy train tickets for any National Rail journey on our website and app, with no booking fees. We've also got lots of helpful info to help you plan your journey on our website.
You can take your bike on board our trains or leave it at the station. If you're travelling between Norwich and London on our Intercity service, you will need to reserve a bike space in advance. For more information, check out our cycling page.
E-scooters are not allowed on our trains. However, there are hire schemes available for your onward journey from Norwich, Cambridge, Chelmsford and Braintree.
E-Bikes are also available to hire from these stations and other destinations, including Colchester and Audley End.
Add PlusBus to your train ticket to get unlimited bus and tram travel at a discount! There are no time restrictions, so you can travel at any time, with further discounts for railcard holders.
You can buy PlusBus when purchasing a ticket on our website, though tickets will need to be collected from a station. To check which buses to catch, we recommend using Google Maps or Traveline. You can also view live bus departure times for our stations on our live train map.
Most Greater Anglia stations have a car park, and we offer season tickets which will save you money if you're a frequent traveller. Find your station to check its car parking and taxi facilities.
London Liverpool Street, Stratford and Tottenham Hale provide interchanges with Transport for London services such as the Underground, Docklands Light Railway (DLR), Elizabeth Line, Overground, London buses, and hire bikes.
Day travelcards can be added to your train ticket on our website and include unlimited travel on nearly all of London’s transport network. However, it might be more cost-effective to use Oyster or contactless payment.
There ares lots of airports that can be reached from our stations.
Stansted Airport station is served directly by Greater Anglia.
Southend Airport station is served directly by Greater Anglia.
London City Airport is a 15-minute connection on the DLR from Stratford.
Norwich Airport is reachable by bus or taxi with approx 30 minute travel time from Norwich station.
Heathrow Airport is accessible via the Elizabeth Line with a change at Stratford or Liverpool St.
Fancy a refreshing getaway to Holland? We provide inclusive rail and sail fares from £58 to the Netherlands in partnership with the Stena Line!
