Norwich Station

Norwich railway station, originally known as Norwich Thorpe, opened in 1844. It serves as the northern terminus of the Great Eastern Main Line in eastern England, providing services to the cathedral city of Norwich in Norfolk. The station has six platforms and offers services to major destinations such as Liverpool Street, Stansted Airport, and Sheringham.

Additionally, Norwich railway station is the terminus for several secondary lines, including the Breckland Line to Cambridge and the Bittern Line to Sheringham. Riverside Entertainment, just a short walk from the station, provides an array of restaurants, bars, cinemas, and shops, making it a great place for visitors to relax and enjoy. Don't miss the nearby Norwich Castle Museum and Art Gallery either, located just a short distance from the station, which offers a fascinating collection of art, archaeology, and local history.

Which train companies run trains to Norwich?

London Overground, CrossCountry, Great Northern, Greater Anglia, Thameslink and East Midlands Railway all provide services to and from Norwich for various locations in the UK. Who provides your specific journey will depend on when you travel, and different providers can vary in price and duration, so be sure to check when booking.

What are Norwich's opening hours?

You can expect Norwich to be open between the hours of 0:01 and 23:59, which are when the first and last train depart, but ensure you check prior to your journey as this is subject to change.

Pick up & drop off at Norwich

Norwich has a designated car park, pick-up and drop-off point, offering passengers a seamless beginning or ending to their journey.

Connectivity of the Norwich?

Popular destinations offering trains to and from Norwich include London, London Liverpool Street, Stratford (London), Cambridge and Manchester. Regular buses and taxis will be available at the station for onward travel, also. We recommend checking for availability prior to your journey.