Trains to Exeter will take you to a vibrant city that’s full of exciting attractions. Located in the beautiful county of Devon in South West England, the lively university city is a day-tripper’s heaven with its award-winning museums, stunning cathedral, family-friendly theme park, nearby beaches and wide array of shops, restaurants and pubs. And with three train stations connecting the city to the rest of the UK, it’s easy to travel to Exeter, whether it’s for a day trip or something longer.
There are a number of ways you can get cheap train tickets to Exeter. Buying a railcard can save you 1/3 off every journey you make, so it’s definitely worth checking if you’re eligible before you book. To get your tickets at the cheapest prices, we also recommend booking your trains to Exeter in advance too. If you’re travelling as a group, there are also discounts available if you book your tickets together rather than separately. And finally, travelling on off-peak services is another great way to get cheap train tickets to Exeter.
Exeter is home to three main train stations; Exeter St. David’s, Exeter Central and Exeter St. Thomas Railway Station, all of which are located in or near to the centre of the city, connecting Exeter to a range of destinations both locally and nationally.
You can travel to Exeter from a range of cities. Popular trains to Exeter include the Great Western and South Western services from London which take approximately 2 hours, and the Great Western and CrossCountry services from both Plymouth and Bristol, both of which take around 1 hour.
