Trains From Sandhurst (Berks) to London Waterloo

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Your handy guide to London Waterloo station

Where is London Waterloo station?

London Waterloo station is located on Waterloo Road, London SE1 8SW.

Set on the South Bank of the River Thames, it’s a busy station that connects the capital to destinations across the South and South West of England.

It’s also just a short walk from the London Eye, Southbank Centre and many more central London attractions, making it a prime spot for both commuters and tourists.

What zone is London Waterloo station in?

London Waterloo station is located in London Transport Zone 1.

What are the main destinations served by train from London Waterloo station?

Waterloo is the terminus for South Western Railway services, connecting London with destinations across the South and South West of England. It’s a key hub for both commuter and leisure travel, with destinations in London, Surrey, Hampshire, Berkshire and Dorset. Popular routes include trains to:

• Clapham Junction

• Wimbledon

• Hampton Court

• Woking

• Windsor & Eton Riverside

• Guildford

• Basingstoke

• Winchester

• Southampton

• Portsmouth

• Bournemouth

• Salisbury

• Exeter St Davids

Is London Waterloo station on the London Underground?

Yes, Waterloo is a major London Underground interchange. It’s served by 4 Tube lines:

• Bakerloo Line: for central and south London

• Jubilee Line: goes from Stratford in the east to Stanmore in north west London

• Northern Line (Charing Cross branch): connecting south and north London

• Waterloo & City Line: for the City of London

What shops are inside London Waterloo station?

Waterloo offers a wide range of shops across the main concourse, balcony level and The Sidings, an arcade with a mix of shops and restaurants. Around the station you’ll find the like of WHSmith, Foyles, M&S, Oliver Bonas, Monsoon, Boots and Kiehls, along with other shops for travel essentials, health and beauty, and gifts.

What places to eat are inside London Waterloo station?

Whether you’re after a quick bite or a sit-down meal, there’s plenty of choice, with cafes like Pret a Manger, Caffè Nero, Costa and FCB Coffee; McDonald’s, Burger King, Wasabi and Popeyes for fast dining options; plus restaurants and pubs like Benugo, Nando’s, Brewdog, and The Victory pub.

Places of interest near London Waterloo station

Waterloo Station is near many tourist attractions including The London Eye, The South Bank and County Hall. You can find a range of entertainment – from plays and films to art and music – at the National Theatre, the Southbank Centre, the BFI IMAX and the Old Vic theatre. Westminster Bridge is just a short stroll away, offering stunning views of the Houses of Parliament and Big Ben. Take a stroll along the South Bank, a long riverside walkway brimming with attractions and more places to eat and drink.

Days Out Guide attractions close to London Waterloo station

• Get 1/3 OFF at London Eye(external link, opens in a new tab) with National Rail’s Days Out Guide when you go by train

• Get 1/3 OFF at SEA LIFE London Aquarium(external link, opens in a new tab) with National Rail’s Days Out Guide when you go by train

• Get 1/3 OFF at Shrek’s Adventure! London(external link, opens in a new tab) with National Rail’s Days Out Guide when you go by train

• Get 1/3 OFF at The London Dungeon(external link, opens in a new tab) with National Rail’s Days Out Guide when you go by train

• Get 2FOR1 entry to The Florence Nightingale Museum(external link, opens in a new tab) with National Rail’s Days Out Guide when you go by train

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