Nottingham Station

Nottingham station, also known as Nottingham City, is the main railway station in Nottingham and the busiest in Nottinghamshire. The station's history dates back to its opening in 1839, though, in the 21st century, the station underwent significant reconstruction, adding new platforms, bridges, and more shops. The station serves as a vital link for popular routes to cities such as Wakefield Kirkgate, Birmingham New Street, and Lincoln Central, accommodating millions of passengers annually.

Nottingham Station is also a crucial node in the city's tram system, with the tram stop originally named Station Street now called Nottingham Station. Situated in a prime location in the city centre of Nottingham, Nottingham Station is just a few minutes walk from the famous Nottingham Castle, which overlooks the city for unforgettable views. Visitors can also explore the nearby National Justice Museum, which features a mix of exhibits, role-play activities, and access to courtrooms used for real trials.

Which train companies run trains to Nottingham?

Providers that offer services to and from Nottingham include: Thameslink, LNER, East Midlands Railway and Hull Trains. Please note that journey duration and price can vary depending on who you travel with.

What are Nottingham's opening hours?

For Nottingham, the first train typically departs at 0:01 and the final train departs at 23:59, but be sure to check prior to your journey as this is subject to change.

Pick up & drop off at Nottingham

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

Connectivity of the Nottingham?

With frequent trains to Nottingham from hubs like London, Birmingham, Manchester, Leicester and Birmingham New Street, travel to and from the station is convenient. Complementary options like buses and taxis are also available for further transit, but checking availability in advance is recommended.