Les prix affichés sont indicatifs et basés sur des recherches récentes. Le prix final est confirmé lors du paiement.
Train London – Oxford
Grande vitesse directe · dès €8
Aperçu de l'itinéraire : London – Oxford
Great Western Railway (GWR) runs direct services from London Paddington to Oxford along the Great Western Main Line. Up to 168 trains make the journey every day, which means departures almost every 15 minutes on weekdays, and the fastest service takes just 52 minutes. Journeys usually take around 1 hour and can be longer on public holidays and at weekends.
The fastest journeys use Hitachi Intercity Express Trains (Class 800 and 802), part of Hitachi's AT300 family built on Japanese high-speed technology, capable of speeds up to 201 km/h. Passengers can choose between Standard, which includes free Wi-Fi, at-seat power and an at-seat refreshments service, and First, which adds wider reclining seats, larger tables with plug and USB sockets, complimentary food and drink at your seat, and access to the First Class lounge at London Paddington. The fastest direct trains call at Slough and Reading; other services require a change at Reading or Didcot Parkway.
Oxford station sits on the western edge of the city centre, a short walk from the historic core. The University of Oxford is not a single campus but a collection of colleges spread through the streets around Broad Street and the High, so most visitors simply walk in from the station and explore on foot. The Bodleian Library, the Radcliffe Camera and the honey-coloured college quadrangles that gave Oxford its "City of Dreaming Spires" nickname are all within about fifteen minutes' walk. GWR also runs direct services onward to Reading, Worcester and Banbury, which makes Oxford a practical base for the Cotswolds and the Thames Valley; travellers heading to Blenheim Palace change for Hanborough.
Combien de temps dure le train de London à Oxford ?
Le GWR (Great Western Railway) direct de London à Oxford met environ 52m.
Combien coûte un billet de train London–Oxford ?
Les billets sont disponibles à partir de 8 € en réservant à l’avance. Les prix varient selon la date, l’heure et la disponibilité.
Combien de trains circulent chaque jour entre London et Oxford ?
Jusqu’à 15 trains circulent quotidiennement sur la ligne London–Oxford.
Opérateur ferroviaire
GWR (Great Western Railway)
Service direct à grande vitesse · 52m max
Quelles gares desservent l'itinéraire London–Oxford ?
London Paddington
- Central London location with Bakerloo, Circle, District, Hammersmith & City and Elizabeth line Underground connections
- GWR First Class lounge available for eligible ticket holders
- RER Heathrow Express departs from the same station
Oxford
- Within easy walking distance of the historic city centre and the University of Oxford colleges
- Public Wi-Fi, retail outlets and two waiting rooms
- RER Direct GWR connections onward to Reading, Worcester and Banbury
Quelles classes sont disponibles sur les trains London–Oxford ?
Standard
- Free Wi-Fi
- Air conditioning
- At-seat power
- At-seat refreshments
- Mix of table and airline-style seats
First
- Enhanced Wi-Fi
- Air conditioning
- Wider reclining seats
- Larger tables with plug and USB sockets at every seat
- Complimentary refreshments
- Access to First Class lounges at London Paddington, Cardiff, Penzance and Truro
Comment réserver le train London – Oxford ?
Prix de départ
Par personne, aller simple en Standard. Les prix affichés sont indicatifs et basés sur des recherches récentes. Le prix final est confirmé lors du paiement.
Réservez tôt
Les billets sont généralement mis en vente 3 à 6 mois à l'avance ; le calendrier exact varie selon le transporteur.
Enfants et jeunes
Les enfants de 4 à 11 ans peuvent bénéficier de tarifs réduits. Des réductions peuvent être disponibles pour les jeunes. Les enfants de moins de 4 ans voyagent gratuitement.
Bagages
La franchise bagages standard s'applique.
Ce qu'il faut savoir sur les trains London–Oxford
Advance tickets save money
Advance single fares are GWR's cheapest tickets and go on sale up to 24 weeks before departure for weekday journeys and 12 weeks for weekends. Off-Peak and Anytime fares offer more flexibility but cost more.
Weekend First upgrade from £10
On weekends and public holidays you can upgrade a Standard ticket to First Class on board, from the train crew, from as little as £10 with GWR's Weekend First offer. On weekdays, GWR offers First Class upgrades through the Seatfrog app.
Departures almost every 15 minutes
Up to 168 GWR trains run between London Paddington and Oxford each day, so waiting time is short even if you miss your intended train.
Two London stations serve Oxford
GWR trains leave from London Paddington; Chiltern Railways also runs direct services to Oxford from London Marylebone, which can suit travellers staying in north or west London.
Questions fréquentes : London–Oxford
The fastest GWR service takes just 52 minutes from London Paddington to Oxford. Journeys usually take around 1 hour and can be longer on public holidays and at weekends.
Up to 168 GWR trains run between London Paddington and Oxford every day, which means departures almost every 15 minutes on weekdays.
GWR services to Oxford depart from London Paddington, which connects to the Bakerloo, Circle, District, Hammersmith & City and Elizabeth lines. Chiltern Railways also runs direct trains to Oxford from London Marylebone.
Yes. GWR Intercity Express Trains offer Standard and First Class. First Class adds wider reclining seats, larger tables with plug and USB sockets, complimentary food and drink at your seat, and access to the First Class lounge at London Paddington.
The fastest direct trains call at Slough and Reading. Other services require a change at Reading or Didcot Parkway and call at smaller stations such as Culham and Radley.
Yes. With direct trains from 52 minutes and departures almost every 15 minutes on weekdays, Oxford is one of the easiest day trips from London. Oxford station is within walking distance of the university colleges, the Bodleian Library and the Radcliffe Camera.