Oxford Station

Oxford railway station, the busiest in Oxfordshire, has been serving the city of Oxford since its opening in 1844. A major expansion in 2009 saw the addition of new platforms and pedestrian overpasses, with more railway projects on the horizon. The station offers connections to key destinations like London Paddington, Reading, Birmingham New Street, and Manchester Piccadilly, making it a crucial transportation link between Oxford and other major cities. Services to and from the station are typically provided by Great Western railway, Chiltern railways and CrossCountry.

Several notable attractions are located near the train station, including the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford University Museum of Natural History, and Carfax Tower. These sites are all within walking distance and relatively close to each other, allowing visitors to easily explore them in a single trip, which we would recommend!

Which train companies run trains to Oxford?

Providers that offer services to and from Oxford include: Elizabeth line, Chiltern Railways, CrossCountry, Great Western Railway and Thameslink. Please note that journey duration and price can vary depending on who you travel with.

What are Oxford's opening hours?

Typically 0:01 to 23:59, which are when the first and last train depart, though we recommend double checking this on the day.

Pick up & drop off at Oxford

Oxford offers designated parking and pick-up/drop-off points for a seamless travel experience.

Connectivity of the Oxford?

Some of the key routes to Oxford include trains to and from London, London Paddington, Birmingham, London Marylebone and Manchester. You can also typically expect frequent bus routes and taxis for further travel from Oxford. Be sure to use our train finder for your upcoming journey.