Train to Carlisle
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Carlisle's location on the English Scottish border means it has played a huge role in the rivalry between the two countries as they battled for independance from each other. Take a train to Carlisle today.
Train to Carlisle
A train to Carlise will take you right into the heart of the city, a short walk from Carlisle Cathedral and Tullie House Museum and Art Gallery. Carlisle is located on the popular west coast mainline route and enjoys great connections with the North, the Lake District, Scotland and the midlands. Trains to Carlisle are operated by Northern Rail, ScotRail, First Transpennine Expess and Vrigin Trains. A train to Carlise from London will take just over 3 hours from London Euston.
Popular Trains to Carlisle
London (3h16) 1 per hour (most direct)
Glasgow (1h07) 1-3 direct per hour
Edinburgh (1h13) about 1 direct per hour
Barrow-in-Furness (2h25) 2 direct per hour
Stoke-on-Trent (2h26) 2 per hour (with changes)
Leeds (2h43) 2-3 direct per hour
Sheffield (2h59) 1-2 per hour (with changes)
Aberdeen (3h45) 1 per hour (+1change)
Peterborough (4h14) 1-2 per hour (+1change)
Bristol (4h30) 1 direct per hour
Why Take a Train to Carlisle?
It has a magnificent castle founded in 1092 by William the Conqueror's son and is a delight for visitors as you discover how Bonnie Prince Charlie captured it, the licking stones and prisoners carvings. As you wander round the rest of the city you will see that parts of the city were built using stones from Hadrian's Wall.
