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Catch an LNR train to Birmingham for fares as little as £9 from London. From cobbled lanes to cutting-edge marvels, Birmingham's a city where the past and present come together.

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Attractions

Get cheap train tickets to Birmingham and get exclusive discounted entry and tickets for a range of tours and attractions.

Cadbury World

A chocolatey attraction perfect for families! Get 1/3 off entry when you travel with LNR.

The National SEA LIFE Centre

Marvel at the deep blue... Get 1/3 off when you travel by train

Thinktank Science Museum

Ignite your curiosity! Plus, get 241 entry when you travel by train.

Explore Birmingham's industrial heart at Thinktank and the Coffin Works, or step back in time at Birmingham Back to Backs , preserved Victorian houses and cobbled streets that tell tales of working-class life.

Must-see Victorian landmarks include the Baroque Town Hall and ornate Council House . Its canals, once veins of industry, are now perfect for riverside strolls.

And as a city that's a breeding ground for creative talent - think acting legends like Julie Walters and David Harewood, comedy kingpins like Frank Skinner, and musical royalty like Duran Duran and Jorja Smith - there’s always something new happening on every corner.

Birmingham university clock tower
Indian food in birds eye shot

Forget bland bites, Birmingham bursts with flavour at every corner.

In the bustling Jewellery Quarter (JQ), sip cocktails at The Button Factory 's rooftop garden. Channel your inner alchemist at Grain and Glass home to the Birmingham Whisky Club, or raise a glass (or three) at multi-award-winning 40 St Paul's Gin Bar .

For canalside dining head to the Mailbox and the Gas Street Social , an indie restaurant specialising in brunch.

Craving a taste of the East? Head south to the Balti Triangle , where fiery curries sizzle in hot metal bowls, or near the city, the Chinese Quarter includes the modern Pan-Asian buffet-style Ming Moon restaurant and Cafe Soya with vegan and vegetarian options.

Beyond the roar of the 2022 Commonwealth Games, the city shows its passion for the outdoors and sports and will be host to the Invictus Games in 2027.

Skip the concrete jungle for a breath of fresh air at Birmingham Botanical Garden , one of the UK's largest botanical gardens.

For more sporty activities, glide through the city's veins on a guided kayaking tour , navigating the intricate canal network.

Football fans can cheer on the Blues (Birmingham City FC) at St Andrew's Stadium or join the "Villans" chanting for Aston Villa under the Villa Park lights.

Witness lightning-fast track stars at Alexander Stadium , home to the Diamond League Athletics and British Championships, or settle in for a day of elegant tension at Edgbaston cricket ground.

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Birmingham's rhythm beats to its own drum, pulsing with nightlife that caters to every musical taste.

In the city centre, explore the Sunflower Lounge for edgy, up-and-coming music. For laughs, catch rising stars at the Glee Club or try open mic nights in the Old Joint Stock .

For larger-scale events, Utilita Arena Birmingham on the canalside stands as a renowned venue for music, comedy gigs, sports and family events. And giants like Arena Birmingham and Resorts World Arena bring in superstar concerts, motocross jumps and international sports.

Immerse yourself in classical and jazz performances at Symphony Hall and Town Hall , or indulge in opera and blockbuster musicals at Birmingham Hippodrome —a cultural treasure catering to every artistic taste.

Ready to shop 'til you drop? Birmingham's your playground. So grab your bags and unleash your inner bargain hunter,

Dive into the revamped Bullring Centre and Grand Central , a labyrinth of 200+ stores spanning from high-street staples to the landmark Selfridges .

Or step into the Victorian Great Western Arcade, where you'll stumble upon hidden treasures like unique pop-up shops and indie boutiques.

Unearth treasures in the Jewellery Quarter, a global hub for craftsmanship. For the unconventional, try Elizabeth Anne Norris ' recycled metals or The Quarter Workshop 's make-your-own-ring classes.

For a modern twist, Resorts World Birmingham a family-friendly complex with shops, a cinema, bowling alley, escape rooms and gaming arcades just a 10-minute walk from Birmingham International train station.

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Station information

Birmingham New Street

Birmingham New Street station
Station Street
Birmingham
West Midlands
B2 4QA

Map of Birmingham New Street

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Birmingham Snow Hill

Birmingham Snow Hill station
Colmore Row
Birmingham
West Midlands
B3 2BJ

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Birmingham Moor Street

Birmingham Moor Street station
Queensway
Birmingham
West Midlands
B4 7UL

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Jewellery Quarter

Jewellery Quarter station
Vyse Street
Birmingham
West Midlands
B18 6LE

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Birmingham International

Birmingham International station
Stationlink Road
Birmingham
West Midlands
National Exhibition Centre
B40 1PA

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Frequently Asked Questions

LNR trains arrive and depart from Birmingham’s main train station, Birmingham New Street, taking you straight into the heart of the city centre.

The station is just a short walk from major attractions such as the Bullring shopping centre.

From the north, we operate one direct train an hour from Liverpool Lime Street station . Our fastest train takes just 1 hour 43 minutes, and the cheapest advance ticket is a purse-and-wallet-friendly £11.50 one-way.

From the south, we operate three direct trains an hour from London Euston with key calling points at Watford Junction, Milton Keynes Central, Northampton, Rugby, Coventry and Birmingham International. Our fastest train gets you to Birmingham in 1 hour 53 minutes, and the cheapest advance single ticket costs a mere £8.00.

Travel off-peak to enjoy a smoother journey on our less crowded train services.

If you know when you want to travel, be sure to book an advance ticket to take advantage of our cheapest fares.

Yes, we offer Passenger Assist services at the station and on-board trains. We recommend booking at least 2 hours before you travel. You can book assistance via the Passenger Assist app , website, text or by phone on 0800 024 8998 . For more information, please visit our Passenger Assist page.