Trains to and from
London Fenchurch Street Station
Trains to London Fenchurch Street Station take you to our main terminus in the heart of the City of London.
Station facilities
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Accessibility
Helpline
03457 44 44 22
Mon To Sun : 00:00 - 00:00It is preferred if mobility assistance is booked in advance and can be booked before travel by ringing 03457 44 44 22.
Yes Customer Help Points
Yes Staff Help
Yes Accessible Ticket Office Counter
Yes Induction Loop
Yes Ramp for train access
No Accessible public telephones
Yes National key toilets
Yes Step free access coverage
The main entrance is the only entrance that has step free access. There are lifts to take you from the entrance to the station concourse and platform levels. Please note there is not step free access from the Coopers Road entrance to the station.
Yes Impaired mobility set down
Assistance is available to and from platforms. You can request this from the customer information point staff on the concourse, at the main entrance where the mobility set down / pick up point is located as well as the station help points by the lifts at the main entrance.
Yes Accessible taxis
Yes Wheelchairs
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Toilets and facilities
Toilets
Yes Baby Changing
Yes Seated Area
No Waiting Room
Closed until further notice
No Trolleys
No Refreshment Facilities
Yes Post Box
Yes Tourist Information Office
No Shops
Yes WiFi
Yes ATM Machine
Yes Left Luggage
No Lost Property
Not Christmas Day or Boxing Day
Yes -
Buying tickets at this station
Ticket Office
Monday - Friday 06:15 - 20:30
Saturday 06:45 - 19:30
Sunday 08:30 - 17:00Yes Collection of Pre Purchased Tickets
(Ticket Office)Yes Collection of Pre Purchased Tickets
(Ticket Machine)Yes Oyster Pre Paid
Yes Oyster Top Up
Yes Travelcard Area
Zone 1
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Continuing your journey
Cycle storage availability
Cycle storage is available within a short distance of the station on Mark Lane and Crutched Friars
No Rail replacement services location
No Taxi rank
The Taxi rank is immediately outside the main entrance on Fenchurch Street.
Yes Tube/ Underground connection
London Underground (Circle Line and District Line) at Tower Hill - 200m from the Tower Hill exit
London Underground (Metropolitan Line, Circle Line) at Aldgate - 300m from Fenchurch Place exit.
Docklands Light Railway at Tower Gateway - 300m from the Tower Hill exit.
Yes Airport services
London City Airport - Docklands Light Railway from Tower Gateway
Yes Cycle hire
Santander Cycles - Crosswall - 33 spaces
Santander Cycles - Tower Gardens - 22 spaces
Yes Car park
No Onward Travel
Rail replacement buses will stop outside HSBC on Fenchurch Street.
Aldgate Bus Station.
Details of the buses serving Fenchurch Street and Aldgate area, and the Bus Stops they are using is available here
Yes Port
Thames Clippers from Tower Millennium Pier near the Tower of London - Service RB2
Yes
Getting the train to & from Fenchurch Street Station
Nearby stations
District Line (Tower Hill tube)
2 mins walk
DLR (Tower Gateway station)
8 mins walk
Liverpool Street station
10 mins walk
Train journey times (average)
To Southend — 55 mins
To Grays — 35 mins
To Basildon — 35 mins
Check your trains to Fenchurch Street Station
Find weekday and weekend timetable information on our timetable and service alteration page
Address
Fenchurch Street Station, Fenchurch Place, London, EC3M 4AJ
Ticket office opening times
Mon-Fri from 6:15 am to 8:30 pm
Sat from 6:45 am to 7:30 pm
Sun from 8:30 am to 5:00 pm
How can we help?
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Which c2c stations can I get to from London Fenchurch Street Station?
Trains from Fenchurch Street Station run through East London, and South Essex including Barking, West Ham, Basildon, Southend Central and Shoeburyness stations, as well as trains to Chafford Hundred Lakeside (for Lakeside Shopping Centre), Tilbury Town (for the Gravesend–Tilbury Ferry and cruise services) and Grays.
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What can I find nearby Fenchurch Street Station?
Brick Lane, Spitalfields Market, The Gherkin, Wilton’s Music Hall, Tower Bridge, The Sky Garden. These are just a few of the famous sites to be found nearby. Two minutes from Fenchurch Street Station you’ll find The Tower of London. There are numerous galleries in the area, including the Whitechapel Gallery, the Design Museum and The Clink Prison Museum to name but a few. Make the most of your c2c train ticket with London 2FOR1 offers. Check out our London and East London destination guides for more suggestions on things to do. Read our guide to explore around Fenchurch Street and discover more about visiting the area. On weekdays, there’s also a top-notch food market serving up culinary delights from around the world in the square outside the station.
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What train tickets do c2c offer?
Make sure when you’re taking the train to Fenchurch Street Station that you’re getting the best value ticket for your journey. We have lots of offers, whether you’re travelling for work or pleasure. Check out our off-peak discounts which offer savings if you buy online in advance, kids for £2, as well as our Flexi-Season ticket if you’re a more regular traveller.
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What tube line is Fenchurch Street Station on?
Fenchurch Street doesn’t have its own tube station, but it’s within a very short walk (about 3 minutes) of Tower Hill station which is served by the Circle and District lines. It’s also very close to Tower Gateway DLR station.
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Where is Fenchurch Street Station in London?
Fenchurch Street Station is in central London, in the eastern part of the City of London. It’s located between Tower Bridge and London Bridge and is just down the road from the Walkie Talkie building.
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Where to eat near Fenchurch Street Station?
There are plenty of restaurants, pubs and bars in the Fenchurch Street area. From the heights of the Sky Garden to casual Momo Canteen, there’s something for every taste. Check out Fenchurch Street food market, on from Tuesday to Friday, for food on the go.
Places to go near Fenchurch Street Station
More than just a stop on the Monopoly Board, taking the train to Fenchurch Street Station gives you easy access to not only London’s financial district, but also the popular shops, galleries and bars of east London.
