time you thought about rail. ub Hill Honeybourne Banbury Kings Sutton Moreton-in-Marsh


LHR and LGW are both a quick ride from London Paddington and Reading.


Kingham Shipton


Charlbury Finstock Hanborough Oxford


Culham Radley


Appleford Parkway Didcot Swindon Goring & Streatley Pangbourne


Hungerford Bedwyn


Pewsey Basingstoke Kintbury


Newbury Racecourse


Newbury Thatcham Tilehurst Reading West Theale Aldermaston Midgham Mortimer Bramley Cholsey


Henley-on-Thames Marlow


Reading Twyford


Bourne End


Slough Maidenhead


Windsor & Eton Central


Winnersh Wokingham


Crowthorne


Sandhurst Blackwater Farnborough North


North Camp Ash


Wanborough Guildford


Shalford


Dorking West


Chilworth Gomshall


Betchworth Reigate


Dorking Deepdene


Redhill


Hayes & Harlington


Heathrow Airport


Ealing Broadway


Oxford with its university and fantastic shopping is just over 1 hour.


Greenford


London Paddington


Tackley Heyford


Ascott-under-Wychwood Combe


GWR offers some great days out from London. Windsor Castle is just over half an hour from London Paddington.


Salisbury Dean Romsey


Southampton Central


Eastleigh Hedge End


Fareham Portsmouth Harbour Cosham Havant Barnham Chichester Fratton


Portsmouth & Southsea


Shoreham-by-Sea Worthing


SS Great Britain, one of the most important, historic ships in the world and only 1hour 40 mins from London Paddington.


Brighton Hove


Gatwick Airport


See the ancient Bath Spa, check out the Roman ruins. Relax in the thermae. Only 1 hour 30 mins from London Paddington.


The English Riviera towns, Paignton and Torquay are within 4 hours of the capital.


A rail trip to the West country meanders down the Exe estuary and along some seriously proper seaside.


St Erth to St Ives, one of the most stunning railway trips in the UK.


The closest european capital city to London with some great shops, a busy waterfront and historic castle.


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