London Waterloo Train Station

London Waterloo is the UK's largest train station covering nearly 25 acres. It serves the South-West of England. Waterloo International is the main station for Eurostar trains to mainland Europe.

Destinations from Waterloo

Windsor and Eton Reading Basingstoke Bristol Temple Meads Woking Guildford Exeter Plymouth Penzance Weymouth Bournemouth Southampton Portsmouth & Southsea Isle of Wight

Getting to and from London Waterloo

By Bus - Bus stops on Cab Road (inter-stations bus), which is wheelchair accessible and Waterloo Road (by exit 2). By Underground - Waterloo is on the Bakerloo, Northern, Jubilee and Waterloo and City lines. Access via lift and/or escalators. By Taxi - Pick up and set down point for taxis Station Reception on Cab Road. By Car - Pick-up and set down point outside Station Reception on Cab Road. Car Parking - There is a long stay NCP car park next to the station. From Waterloo East - between exits 3 and 4.

Facilities Telephones - Payphones can be found at the end of each concourse Toilets and baby changing - located opposite platforms 17 - 19 (20p charge) Bureau de Change - platforms 11 and 12 and at exit 5 ATM/ Cash machines - located throughout station concourse Photo booths - located throughout station concourse Bicycles - bicycle storage racks on Cab Road and halfway down platforms 5 - 6, 11 - 12, 13 - 14 and 19 Left luggage - between platforms 11 and 12. Open 07:00 - 23:00 Mon to Sun (small charge) Lost Property - in Lower Road, down the escalators or lift opposite platforms 4 and 5 (Exit 2), turn right, and turn right again. Open Monday to Friday 07.30 to 19.00. Telephone (13.00 to 16.00): +44 (0) 20 7401 7861

Waterloo International & Eurostar services Waterloo International Terminal is accessible from the main concourse of Waterloo Station, next to platform 19.

Services - Eurostar to and from Brussels and Paris.