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Cheap trains tickets to Plymouth
Birmingham New Street to Plymouth
3h 32m
Digby & Sowton to Plymouth
1h 20m
Birmingham to Plymouth
3h 32m
Trains to Plymouth
Plymouth, located in the southwestern part of England, is adjacent to two rivers. As the most populous city in Devon, Plymouth offers direct train services to major cities and towns such as Bristol, Exeter, London, Taunton, Birmingham, Cardiff, Newton Abbot, Truro, St Austell, and Leeds.
Bristol to Plymouth
The journey from Bristol Temple Meads to Plymouth takes between 2 hours and 2 hours 40 minutes. Both GWR and CrossCountry provide free Wi-Fi, power sockets, and comfortable seats.
Exeter to Plymouth
A frequent and direct route runs from Exeter St David’s to Plymouth, with a duration of about 1 hour. On average, there are 10 trains each day. Passengers on GWR and CrossCountry trains can enjoy free Wi-Fi, access to power sockets, and comfortable seating.
London to Plymouth
GWR trains offer direct services from London Paddington to Plymouth, with a journey time of approximately 3 to 4 hours. Passengers can enjoy comfortable seating and free Wi-Fi, with trains running approximately once per hour.
Main train stations in Plymouth
GWR and CrossCountry both provide rail services in Plymouth. Plymouth Station, located near the city centre, is the largest and busiest train station in Plymouth, serving as a key transportation hub for passengers travelling to and from the city. The station offers a wide range of amenities, including free Wi-Fi, staff assistance, ticket machines, waiting rooms, seating areas, cash machines, and various shops.
Plymouth Station
Plymouth Station, opened in 1877, is situated on the Tamar Valley Line and the Exeter to Plymouth Line. It provides direct train services to major cities like Bristol, London, and Birmingham, offering great convenience for commuters travelling to and from Plymouth.
After exiting Plymouth Station and heading south, you'll encounter the iconic Smeaton's Tower at Plymouth Hoe, an ideal spot for photos. The historic Mayflower Steps are located on the Barbican. Via Pilgrim Way, you can reach the National Marine Aquarium, which features over 400 species of marine life.
*Information is subject to change. Please check the latest train timetable before your trip.
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