Departing from Coulsdon South, Southern Railway offers a direct train service to London Victoria, with a swift journey time of approximately 26 minutes. Passengers on this route can enjoy views of the tranquil countryside and picturesque landscapes as the train travels towards London, offering glimpses of the city's skyline and iconic landmarks along the way.
Southern Railway runs the majority of commuter services from central London stations at London Bridge and London Victoria, offering connections to south London, East Sussex, and West Sussex, along with regional services within specific areas of Hampshire, Kent, and Surrey.
Departing from Coulsdon South
The best and fastest train departs from Coulsdon South station, which is located on Brighton Road in Croydon, it is around 5 minutes away from the ridge of Farthing Downs and close to local amenities and attractions. Four Transport for London (TfL) bus routes serve the station.
Southern and Thameslink serve the station, offering convenient train services to destinations across Greater London and surrounding counties. Travellers can enjoy direct connections to popular locations such as London Bridge, Reigate, and Horsham, making it an ideal choice for commuting and exploring the region.
Main stops
Trains from Coulsdon South to London Victoria might also stop at South Croydon, East Croydon or Clapham Junction. Stops vary according to the operator, time and route.
Arriving at London Victoria
The trains from Coulsdon to London take you directly to London Victoria station, a key hub in the City of Westminster. It is easily accessible by bus, the Circle, District and Victoria lines on the London Underground and national and international coaches.
Operators with frequent train services stopping at the station are Southern, Southeastern and Gatwick Express. Trains connect passengers to towns and cities such as Lewes, Redhill, Eastbourne and Sutton.
Victoria station is around the corner from London’s most popular tourist attractions, including Buckingham Palace, Westminster Abbey and the Houses of Parliament. Take a morning train just in time for the Changing of the Guard ceremony or see an incredible West End show before catching the train home.
Southern train classes
- Standard Class: Enjoy comfortable seats and free WiFi, with priority seating and wheelchair space available near train doors.
- First Class: Provide free WiFi, and relax in quieter carriages with upgraded seats and additional space, ensuring a better travel experience.
Southern train travel advice
- Luggage: Stow larger bags away on the overhead shelf or luggage racks. Smaller items of luggage can fit under seats.
- Bicycles: Peak-time restrictions apply to regular bikes and e-bikes. Spaces are free of charge with no need to pre-book. E-scooters and hoverboards are not permitted.
- Children: Kids under 5 travel free, those aged 5–15 receive a 50% discount on most tickets, and up to four can travel for £2 each during off-peak times with an adult.
- Pets: Bring up to two pets at no extra cost and they must be on a lead or in a carrier.
- Passenger Assist: Assisting with purchasing tickets and other necessary items for the journey, providing ramps or alternative transportation, and helping with luggage handling, boarding, and transfer services.
*Information is subject to change. Please check the latest train timetable before your trip.