Oxford to London Train Tickets

Being so close to Oxford, reachable in just 49 minutes, London is well worth a visit. Trains from Oxford Station stop at London Paddington Station while Chiltern Railways also operates a direct train from Oxford Station, which stops at Marylebone, with no need to change trains.

London is full of places worth visiting, including Buckingham Palace, The British Museum, and Hyde Park. Once you arrive in London, you can easily navigate to wherever you might want to go in the city, with a vast underground network and buses taking you anywhere you want to go. You can take the Bakerloo, Circle and District, Circle and Hammersmith and City, or Elizabeth Line after departing your train from Oxford.

You can take a train on the route to the capital at any time you want, with services running from 04:20 to 00:07.

Search for train times from Oxford to London with our journey planner; it is well worth booking trains in advance for cheaper advance tickets. Other ways to reduce the cost of your journey from Oxford to one of the London stations is to travel at an off-peak hour and avoid weekends if possible.

If you are traveling from Oxford to London, many other cities are worth visiting. You may decide to visit them en route or before your trip to London. Nearby destinations easily accessible from Oxford include Bristol, Southampton, and Cambridge.

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Chiltern Railways

Chiltern Railways runs regular services from Oxford to Marylebone. They only offer standard class, but you can still benefit from free WiFi and comfortable seating.

Great Western Railway

Great Western Railway operates direct services from Oxford to Paddington Station. Passengers can book in standard class or first class, with first class having the benefits of complimentary food and drink.