Travel by train to your choice of 2500 stations with British Rail train tickets! Explore Britain’s exciting destinations in England, Scotland and Wales. Routes including London to Edinburgh or Glasgow to Fort William should not be missed! Save on travel time with frequent train departures and indulge in first or second class comfort with amenities such as Wi-Fi on select services.
British Rail e-tickets include your seat reservation and are valid for either a single or return trip. With the option to book Advance, Off-Peak and Anytime fares, you can find the right match for traveling on any day and at any time.
Aberdeen – Edinburgh : 2h22m
Birmingham – London : 1h13m
Brighton – London : 54m
Edinburgh – Aberdeen : 2h17m
Edinburgh – Glasgow : 52m
Edinburgh – London : 4h
Edinburgh – Newcastle : 1h22m
Glasgow – Edinburgh : 49m
Glasgow – Fort William: 3h45m
Glasgow – London : 4h33m
Leeds – Liverpool : 1h24m
Leeds – London : 2h15m
Leeds – Newcastle : 1h20m
Liverpool – London : 2h04m
Liverpool – Leeds : 1h27m
Liverpool – Manchester : 42m
London – Birmingham : 1h21m
London – Brighton : 54m
London – Cardiff : 2h01m
London – Edinburgh : 4h22m
London – Leeds : 2h09m
London – Liverpool : 2h14m
London – Manchester : 2h07m
London – Oxford : 55m
London – York : 1h51m
Manchester – Liverpool : 46m
Manchester – London : 2h08m
Newcastle – Edinburgh : 1h25m
Newcastle – Leeds : 1h22m
Newcastle – London : 2h36m
Oxford – London : 54m
York – Edinburgh : 2h27m
York – London : 1h51m
Or if you’re buying more than one ticket, consider buying a rail pass, as it can be cheaper and offers more flexibility.
London – York – Edinburgh – Glasgow
Enjoy these popular stops as you journey through England and Scotland!
From London to York
Estimated travel time: 1h51m
From York to Edinburgh
Estimated travel time: 2h27m
From Edinburgh to Glasgow
Estimated travel time: 52m
Each passenger is allowed 3 pieces of luggage at no cost (two larger items and one hand luggage). Any additional piece of luggage will be charged a fee. Train carriages offer overhead luggage racks, space between seats and storage area in the entrance for larger items. Most principal stations have affordable and secure luggage facilities. A luggage trolley can be requested at a small fee if you need help with your baggage.
Passengers may carry their folded bicycle onboard at no additional fee.
Passengers are allowed to travel with up to two pets at no charge. Pets must either be on a leash or in a crate and are not permitted in restaurant cars except for guide dogs.
If assistance is required for passengers with disabilities, the Train Operating Company or station must be contacted in advance at least 24 hours prior to the train departure.
For Non-UK Residents:
For UK Residents:
ScotRail Spirit of Scotland M-Pass
ScotRail Grand Tour M-Pass
ScotRail Central Scotland Rover M-Pass
ScotRail Highland Rover M-Pass
ScotRail Edinburgh Days Out M-Pass
ScotRail Glasgow Days Out M-Pass
Tower of London
Once serving as a royal residence, the tower was turned into a prison in the 12th century. Today it is home to the British Crown Jewels and is apparently haunted by the ghost of Anne Bolelyn!
Glasgow Cathedral
Constructed between the 13th and 15th centuries, this gothic cathedral is the only one that survived the 1560 Reformation almost entirely intact.
Shakespeare Houses & Gardens
Travel back in time and visit Shakespeare’s Houses! Discover five estates in and around Stratford-upon-Avon like Shakespeare’s birthplace, Nash’s House and New Place, Hall’s Croft, Anne Hathaway’s Cottage and Gardens and Mary Arden’s Farm.
Armadale Castle
Catch a ferry or cross the Skye Bridge to Armadale, located on the Isle of Skye in Scotland, and roam the lovely gardens and ruins of this beautiful UK landmark.
St Fagens National History Museum
Pay a visit to one of Europe’s open-air museums spread over 100 acres; it also happens to be Wales’ most popular heritage attraction.