Primary Railway Stations in London

Liverpool Street

The Liverpool street, opened in the year 1874, and is London's third busiest station. It is the station bordering the Great Eastern Main Line and the West Anglia Main Line. It is also the terminal for the Stansted Express. The station is maintained by the Network Rail Company, and is also connected to the London Underground. Some of the major destinations that the station serves are Cambridge, Harwich, Chelmsford and Norwich. In addition it also serves the Stansted airport and the Southern airport.

Birmingham

The Birmingham New Street Railway is one of the major railways stations as the main station serves the city of Birmingham. More than 70% of the trains that take you to Birmingham have to pass through this station. It is the central hub for the British Railway system and the Cross Country Railway Network. It also acts as the major junction for all local and suburban services in the West Midlands. This station was first opened in the year 1854, and has now developed into one of the UK's busiest interchange with over 5 million passengers using the station every year. This station has been subjected to several redevelopment plans and is expected to be complete in the next few years.

Glasgow Central

The Glasgow was opened in the year 1879 and has now grown into one of the busiest stations outside of London. It serves mainly Glasgow, the largest city in Scotland. It is the major hub for all travel between Glasgow and destinations in England. It is maintained by the Network Rail Company. Glasgow has two main line railways terminals and Glasgow Central is the larger one. It is the tenth busiest station in Britain with over 25 million passengers using the station annually.

Euston

Euston is the six busiest railway station in London by total passenger traffic. It was first opened in the year 1837. It has a tawdry history with architecture; however, it has now been refurbished and is the prime doorway from London to Ireland. It is connected to the Euston tube station and is a part of Network Rail Limited. Another important feature of this station is that it is located at a walking distance from the Saint Pancras International Station. It is the place to catch your Eurostar services for France and Belgium. It is also located at a short distance from the King's Cross Station and the East Coast Main Line.

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