Sunderland to Newcastle Trains From €2.41*

It takes an average of 18 minutes to travel from Sunderland to Newcastle by train. The distance is approximately 11 miles (17km). There are normally 99 trains per day travelling from Sunderland to Newcastle, with the first train departing at 05:50 and the last train departing at 23:57.

Departing from Sunderland

The best and fastest train from Sunderland to Newcastle departs from Sunderland Station, located in the city centre of Sunderland in the North East of England. Sunderland Station is easily accessible by buses and taxis.

Sunderland Station serves as the main railway hub for Sunderland, offering services to destinations such as Newcastle, Middlesbrough, London, York, and Hartlepool. The main train operators serving this station include Grand Central, London North Eastern Railway, Northern Trains, and Tyne and Wear Metro, ensuring a wide range of travel options.

Main stops

The main stop along this journey is typically only Heworth. The stops may vary depending on the time, train operators, and train routes.

Arriving at Newcastle

The best and fastest train from Sunderland to Newcastle arrives at Newcastle Central Station, located in the heart of Newcastle upon Tyne in the North East of England. Newcastle railway station, also known as Newcastle Central Station, is easily accessible by buses and taxis.

Newcastle Central Station is a major transport hub in the region, providing services to various destinations across the UK, including London, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Aberdeen, and Manchester. The main train operators serving this station include London North Eastern Railway, CrossCountry, TransPennine Express, Northern Trains, and Lumo, ensuring a wide range of travel options.

While in Newcastle, visit the iconic Tyne Bridge for stunning views, explore the historic Newcastle Castle, and enjoy the vibrant Quayside with its restaurants, bars, and picturesque riverside walks.

Travel from Sunderland to the lively Newcastle in about 25 minutes with Northern trains.

Along the way, enjoy views of the River Wear, the picturesque coastline, and the historic architecture of Durham, providing a visually delightful travel experience.

The Northern Rail network consists of several commuter routes across the north of England. One of these routes is the Humber coastline, which connects Newcastle, Sunderland, and Middlesbrough. Another route is the west coastline, connecting Liverpool Lime Street to Manchester Piccadilly.

Northern Standard Class

Travelling in Standard Class gives you access to free onboard WiFi and quiet carriage.

Travel with Northern

We provide all the information you might need for your journey, including luggage allowance, storage facilities, travelling with children and pets, and assisted travel.

• Luggage: You can bring up to three pieces of luggage for free, including satchels, backpacks, suitcases, and similar items.
• Bicycles: Limited spaces are available for standard bikes, folding bikes, tandems, and e-bikes. No motorcycles, tricycles, or e-scooters are allowed.
• Children: On most journeys, children under 5 travel free, ages 5-15 get 50% off, and 16-year-olds can use the 16-17 Saver for 50% off.
• Pets: Bring up to 2 pets free, keep dogs on a lead or in a carrier. No animals on seats or in restaurant cars.
• Passenger Assist: Services for passengers with special needs include assistance, help boarding, reserving wheelchair spaces, detailed rail info, and pet assistance.