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Train companies affected:Avanti West Coast, Northern, TransPennine Express
Last updated:Today at 20:29
Train companies affected:Avanti West Coast, London Northwestern Railway, Caledonian Sleeper

Trains From Morpeth to London

You can save money on your train tickets by booking in advance. Find all the information you need to help you plan your journey and choose the best ticket for you.

London is Britain’s capital, its most cosmopolitan city, and the largest city in England

Save money when you travel to London by train


Railcards offer great value for money if you travel by train, saving you up to 1/3 on most rail fares. You can find out more about our range of Railcards on the Railcard website(external link, opens in a new tab).

If you plan ahead and buy Advance tickets you can also get great deals on rail fares.

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Plan your trip to London

Whether you’re a local or a tourist, travelling alone or with friends and family, taking a day trip or having a long holiday, you’ll be guaranteed to find an amazing array of things to do and places to visit in London. It’s a city where you can find cutting-edge cool right next to centuries-old history, with lots of different neighbourhoods, each with their own distinct personality.

London was voted the world’s most popular destination of 2025, so you know that people from all over the globe agree!

London is a great place to visit at any time of year. In the spring, you can delight in the glorious blooms of Kew Garden and Regent’s Park, while the summer is the perfect time for strolling along the banks of the River Thames or hanging out at a festival. Autumn boasts Halloween treats and fireworks, and in winter you can enjoy Christmas markets and ice skating. But, all year round, London is full of wonderful culture and fascinating history to explore. Not to mention all the shopping, eating and entertainment ; )

Getting around in the city using public transport is easy, too. There are trains (obviously!), but you can use London Underground, buses and trams, and there are even regular boat services along the River Thames, as well as a cable car.

London for kids and families

Kids and families will find so much to do in London. If you’re looking for a family-friendly attraction, you can get great discounts with National Rail’s Days Out Guide when you go by train. Some of the top London attractions include:

Free things to do in London

London doesn’t have to be expensive. Many of London’s most renowned museums and galleries are free to visit, including:

  • The Natural History Museum

  • The Science Museum

  • The British Museum

  • The London Transport Museum

  • The Victoria and Albert Museum

  • The National Gallery and National Portrait Gallery

  • Tate Modern and Tate Britain

Take a walk down any street in London and you’ll find a piece of history. Plus you can see a whole host of landmarks and events at no cost. There’s Buckingham Palace, Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament, Trafalgar Square, the Changing of the Guard and many more.

London, city of culture

London’s West End is famous worldwide for its incredible theatre and shows. You can get great deals on theatre tickets with Days Out Guide too. Culture lovers should plan a visit to the Southbank centre, which has the National Theatre, National Film Theatre, an IMAX cinema, plus galleries and concert halls. Leicester Square has the biggest cinemas showing the latest blockbusters, while you can find stand-up comedy in Soho and beyond.

Get sporty in London

Sports fans are in for a treat, with some of football’s top clubs based in the city. You can get great deals on stadium tours with Days Out Guide:

There’s also cricket at Lords and the Oval, and rugby at Twickenham, as well as the yearly Wimbledon tennis championship and the London Marathon.

Shop till you drop in London

Whether you're a budget shopper or a luxury lover, London's got you covered. Visit Harrods and Harvey Nichols in Knightsbridge or the designer boutiques of Bond Street if you want to splash the cash. Try the trendy markets of Camden or Spitalfields for vintage clothes and unique gifts. And the famous Oxford Street has just about everything!

London’s food hot spots

When you’ve seen, done and shopped to your heart’s content, and it’s time for a bite to eat, London is a foodie paradise. Try Borough Market for global street food, Brick Lane for the best curries in town, or Chinatown for a range of Asian cuisines.

Explore and save

Interested in exploring more of what London has to offer? Check out our Days Out Guide for great deals on attractions and activities.

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