Trains to Windsor

Located in West London, Windsor is a historic town known for Windsor Castle, one of the royal residences. Visitors from other cities are drawn to Windsor by its rich history and famous landmarks. The town offers direct train access to London, Slough, Battersea, Richmond, and Feltham.

London to Windsor

Direct journeys from Vauxhall to Windsor & Eton Riverside take about 50 minutes. Provided by South Western Railway, there are three trains per hour every day. Travellers can enjoy free Wi-Fi and comfortable seating.

Slough to Windsor

The fast and direct trains from Slough to Windsor & Eton Central take around 6 minutes, provided by GWR. There are four trains per hour daily. Passengers can enjoy free Wi-Fi, power outlets, and cosy seats.

Reading to Windsor

With one transfer from Reading to Windsor & Eton Central, the journey takes around 40 minutes, provided by GWR and the Elizabeth Line. You can enjoy free Wi-Fi and comfortable seats onboard.

Due to the proximity of the two towns, Windsor and Eton share the same train stations. Windsor & Eton Central and Windsor & Eton Riverside are conveniently located near each other and can be reached within a few minutes' walk. However, Windsor & Eton Central is closer to Windsor Castle and the main shopping area, making it a more convenient option for visitors looking to explore these attractions.

Windsor & Eton Central Station

Opened in 1849, Windsor & Eton Central Station, operated by Great Western Railway, offers frequent connections to Slough with four trains per hour. This historic station has also been featured in several films.

Today, the station is conveniently connected to Windsor Royal Shopping, providing a wide range of dining options. After enjoying a meal, a short six-minute walk will lead you to the iconic Windsor Castle, home to an extensive collection of precious artworks and historical artefacts.

Windsor & Eton Riverside Station

Windsor & Eton Riverside Station, a Grade II listed building that opened in 1849, was designed by the distinguished English architect William Tite. Managed by South Western Railway, the station frequently provides direct connections to London Waterloo.

Nestled near the scenic Thames River, visitors can partake in picturesque riverside walks and boat trips. Furthermore, the iconic Windsor Castle is within walking distance, positioning the station as a perfect starting point for delving into the area's rich history and attractions.

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