Information about destinations travelling Europe by train
The station shunts people to and fro between the Bay area and the city centre along the Butetown Branch Line. Services run every 12 minutes Monday to Saturday and between 1100 and 1630 on Sunday. Despite its rustic appearance and only having one platform in use, it’s well located for Mermaid Quay and the Millennium…
New Cross is a major transport hub in London fare zone 2. It’s also home to Goldsmiths, part of the University of London, which hosts a thriving (if rough-around-the-edges) cultural scene. The railway boom of the early Victorian era saw two companies drive lines through here. The London and Croydon Railway built a station on…
Greenhithe Station serves the village of Greenhithe in north Kent and Bluewater Shopping Centre. It offers train services operated by Southeastern. It is also served by a number of frequent Fastrack bus services. The station’s only ticket machine has stopped working, leading to long queues of passengers. This has caused delays and missed trains. It’s…
Bruce Grove Station is a railway station in the London Borough of Haringey. The station is located on the Stoke Newington & Edmonton Railway. Moovit makes it easy to navigate to Bruce Grove Station! You can download the app to find step-by-step directions, live schedules and other useful information for your trip. Station History Bruce…
Lichfield Trent Valley Station is on the Cross City Line to Birmingham and the West Coast Main Line to London. It also serves the National Memorial Arboretum at Alrewas. The station is currently undergoing six months of work to replace the damaged platform 3 during which Cross City Line trains will terminate at Blake Street…
Penrith Station is a modern commuter hub, and its fares are very affordable. A single off-peak adult single train fare is PS22. Located directly opposite the imposing ruins of Penrith Castle, this historic town is served by trains arriving from West Coast Main Line destinations. The station is a short walk from local shops, bars…
Falkirk High Station is one of two main train stations in Falkirk. It offers connections to Edinburgh Waverley and Glasgow Queen Street stations. It is managed by ScotRail. On a typical weekday, 47 trains depart and arrive between Falkirk High and Edinburgh Waverley. The fastest journey takes about 23 minutes. Station building The station building…
Brentwood Station is a key transfer point for bus routes and serves a large retail and residential area. The station is being upgraded to add a street-level elevator, new fare gates on the mezzanine level, and improved lighting and signage. Residents in the half-mile station area are about evenly split between owners and renters. About…
Redditch Station is set for a major revamp in a project worth almost PS10m. Emerging designs have been described as “sustainable and ambitious” by Worcestershire County Council. The line between Barnt Green and Redditch opened to freight on June 1866 and to passengers on 17 September that year. The railway was extended to Ashchurch in…
Taunton Municipal Light Plant serves 34,000 customers in the City of Taunton, Raynham and parts of Dighton. The plant uses natural gas and #6 fuel oil to generate electricity. In its heyday Taunton station would be bustling with long distance passengers, local people and trainspotters in knee high socks and school shorts! The Beeching era…