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Birmingham International Train Station

Birmingham International Airport and its train station are approximately eight miles south-east of the city centre. The station is fully staffed and its booking office is open Monday to Saturday 05:30 to 21:00, Sunday 07:30 to 21:00. Covered walkways link it to the airport and the NEC.

Serves Birmingham International Airport

  • Alight here for the National Exhibition Centre (NEC
  • Trains depart every 30 minutes for London Euston on the West Coast Mainline
  • Just over one and a half hours between Euston, London and Birmingham International
  • 10 minutes to New Street Station, Birmingham City Centre and trains to and from all of the UK
  • Facilities

    • Left luggage
    • Food and drink outlets
    • Disabled access
    • Disabled toilets
    • Car park
    • Cash machines

    Birmingham New Street Train Station is located on New Street, Birmingham, B2 4QA. Birmingham New Street is noted for being an underground mainline train station - the NCP car park and Pallasades shopping centre are built above it.

    This busy main line train station handles most of Birmingham's rail services and is a junction for services from the north, south and east of Britain as they pass through the Midlands. Fully staffed, the booking office is open 24 hours every day.

     

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