train services

[Mike Dodd]

A friend is coming to vist ED but he arrives in euston train station what is the best way to get from there to ED been on the phone to British Rail but got fed up waiting in the for them to answer

[Sharon_H]

You can get the Northern line (Bank Branch) to London Bridge then a train to ED.

[sophiesofa]

I did a route yesterday. Get off at euston - 25 min walk to tottenham court road for the first stop of the 176 bus. About 35 mins on the bus (was a sunday though) dropped me off opposite my house. The tube then train route is probably quicker but I quite like walking and buses when I'm not in a hurry or carrying lots.

[kpc]

Or 68 bus from Euston, change at Camberwell.

[Mike Dodd]

Thanks for your help everyone

[peckhamboy]

During the week there are direct trains from Kings Cross St Pancras to Peckham Rye and Denmark Hill, which might be another option.

[woofmarkthedog]

Well.....

There are other options

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but do remember the congestion charge !

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[ruffers]

I think the first answer was the right one..

[Nero]

The service (mentioned above) from Peckham Rye to St Pancras Intl is very good. It'll take about 20 minutes or so and then you can walk another 15 mins to Euston. The bus option is also good, giving your guest the chance to at least see some of London - Aldwych, Waterloo Bridge and its views, er, Elephant and Castle, hmmmm, Walworth Road (RIP Rimworld)....

[louisiana]

The 68 bus is a good option if you have luggage, as the bus leaves from Euston station itself (and the changeover stops at Camberwell Green are next to each other). 68 is also pretty regular/reliable.