Brighton Train Station

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BRIGHTON railway Station

Brighton Railway Station is the principal station serving the city of Brighton, East Sussex. Opened in 1840-1841, Brighton train station is the 7th busiest station in the UK, with over 17 million passengers a year.

The station is managed by Southern, which provides many of the trains. A few more train companies, including Thameslink, Gatwick Express, and Great Western Railway, provide trains from and to Brighton.

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HOW TO GET TO BRIGHTON railway STATION?

Situated in the city center, Brighton Train Station can be reached in various ways.

BUS: Brighton provides a few buses to the train station, including 7, 14, 14C, 1, 6, 46, and many others.

TAXI: taxi in England is a well-rated service. Plus, it's time-saving and the most comfortable way to get to or from Brighton Station. Taxi is situated at the rear of the station through the exit next to platform 8.

WALK: if you would like to take a walk to Brighton station, it's located very close to the numerous best-known sites! It's just 11 minutes walking from the Royal Pavilion.

Address: Queens Rd, Brighton BN1 3XP, United Kingdom

BRIGHTON TRAIN STATION OPENING HOURS:

Monday - Sunday: open 24 hours

FACILITIES:

Information point
Ticket office
Ticket machines
Toilets with baby changing
Showers
Several ATMs
Public telephones
Lost property office
Luggage storage
Parking
Free Wi-Fi
Cafes & restaurants

NUMBER OF PLATFORMS:

Being the only one railway station in the city, Brighton Railway Station provides 8 platforms (numbered 1-8), from which over a hundred trains depart every day.