Trains from Oxford to London

Oxford to London train information

Which train company can I use?

The route connecting Oxford, which is in England and London, located in England is well connected by trains. Use our travel search engine to find your ticket and identify the train operator for this journey.

How far is it by train?

On average, the journey takes around 1h07m by train because of the 52 miles to travel to London from Oxford. The journey time will vary depending if your train is direct or with stops.

What is the price of the train?

The lowest ticket price we've found for the next 180 days is £5.99 one way.

Best prices for Oxford to London train tickets

Oxford - London prices calendar

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Cost of the train when booking in advance or at the last minute

The table above is based on the best prices found over the last six months depending on how much time in advance the train is bought. Buying your train from Oxford to London in advance should enable you to spend less for your trip.

We found tickets available from £6 when booking your ticket 2 months in advance which is 70% cheaper than the best ticket we found when buying your ticket on the day you're travelling.

Best prices for Oxford to London trains

We compare train ticket for all major companies to travel between Oxford and London by train and find the best prices for the coming days. Take a look at the prices of train tickets London to Oxford and find the best deal for your outbound journey.

Discount Oxford - London train tickets

National Railcards can offer great value for money if you're travelling by train. Depending on your age and your situation, you can get one of the five existing railcards: Disabled persons, 16-25, Two together, Senior or Family and Friends railcards. Railcards can help you save money for your Oxford London train ticket.

• If you want to understand how much you can save with a railcard, you have to calculate how many trips you need to save money. You will see that most of the time, only a few trips are needed.

  For your evaluation, you need to include the railcard cost, for instance £30, how much you're saving on each trip (i.e.: 34%) and the cost of your ticket. The average fare of a Oxford London ticket is £27.14 (1).

  Divide the railcard cost by the saving: £30/34%= £88. Now divide £88 by £27.14: £88/£27.14 = 3.24. It will take you approximately 4 trips from London to Oxford (one way journey) with your railcard to be profitable.

• Railcards enable you to save 34% off most adult fares for 12 months. A Disabled persons railcard costs £20 and the five other ones £30.

⁽¹⁾Average prices observed over the last 6 months for one way journey