Trains to South Tottenham

South Tottenham railway station lies in the north of London and was opened in the late-19 th century originally as South Tottenham and Stamford Hill by the Tottenham and Hampstead Junction Railway. It was later renamed South Tottenham in the late ‘40s. Today, it’s a busy commuter station serving over half a million passengers annually from its three platforms, most of which use their Oyster card as it lies with Travelcard zone 3. Today, the station and the trains that pass through are managed by London Overground.

Unlike many London stations, South Tottenham doesn’t have a ticket office, though there are self-service ticket machines. There are up to four direct trains an hour direct to Gospel Oak in 13 minutes and Barking in 24 minutes. When you arrive in South Tottenham, you could go walking around Markfield Park that lies along the banks of the River Lea, amble around the Markfield Beam Engine and Museum or head a little north to the Bernie Grant Arts Centre.

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