Transfer from Heathrow Airport to Euston Station

Transfer from Heathrow Airport to Euston Station

Heathrow Airport to Euston Station – get there fast and safe!

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Transfer from London Heathrow Airport to Euston Station by Rail:

So as to get a transfer by rail, you need to take the Heathrow Express Service to Paddington Underground Station. This journey will last almost 16 minutes. From Paddington Station, you can take the tube to Oxford Circus Underground and from there you will take the tube to Euston Underground Station. Other transport options include taking a transfer from Oxford Circus Underground, Paddington Underground Station or Heathrow Airport to Euston Station.

Transfer by Car:

In order to get from Heathrow to Euston by car, you have to take the M4 motorway. The distance between is 19.7 miles.

Transfer by Private Transfer:

A transfer will take approximately 40 minutes. The transfer from Heathrow to Euston Station will cost around 45 GBP for a saloon car.

About London Euston Station

London Euston or Euston railway station is a railway terminus located in Central London. By the number of exits and entries, it is London’s 6^th busiest rail terminal. Its manager is Network Rail and it’s included in the West Coast Main Line. It features trains to destinations in Scotland, North Wales, North West and West Midlands.

Euston Station also has long – distance destinations such as Glasgow, Liverpool, Manchester and Birmingham. It used to also have routes to Belfast and Dublin. Euston railway station is located close to the Euston Square tube station and it’s linked with the Euston tube station. At the same time, the station is within walking distance from St Pancras International Station and King’s Cross Station and it is included in Travelcard Zone 1.

Euston represented London’s first inter – city station. Its official opening took place in 1837 and at the time it served as the terminus for the Birmingham and London Railway. However, in the mid – 20^th century, the former station was torn down and replaced with a more modern and contemporary structure that is still standing.