Trains to London Marylebone

Marylebone station lies in central London, midway between Euston and Paddington within Zone 1. Built in 1899, the station is one of the youngest and smallest mainline stations in London - although having retained its original facade, it has an attractive period look. With no electrified lines, it is also the only London terminal station to receive only diesel trains. Marylebone runs regular passenger services to the west of England, with destinations including Birmingham, Banbury, Bicester, High Wycombe, Gerrards Cross, Stratford-upon-Avon and Kidderminster. It also serves the Bakerloo line from Elephant & Castle to Harrow & Wealdstone. As a neighbourhood, Marylebone is an affluent area just north of London's West End, and it has a reputation for good food - you'll find masses of delis and restaurants in the bustling streets around Marylebone High Street, which is a few minutes' walk east of the station, opposite Regent's Park. It's also the closest station to Lord's Cricket Ground. 

Marylebone is also the only station in the UK where you will hear announcements for trains in Mandarin and Arabic. As one of London's largest stations and with excellent links to the international renown Bicester Village shopping outlet it has proven very popular with tourists seeking some of the fashion worlds most illustrious brands.

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