I want to go to BIRMINGHAM from braking station LONDON?

Question

I WAT TO GO BY TRAIN ,BRAKING STATION TO BIRMINGHAM

Answer 1

Ignore the answers to date (Incidentally lukee, Barking is not a tube station, and there is no service from Barking to Euston)

From Barking station, take the first eastbound Underground train (There are NO tube trains at Barking);

if it is a Hammersmith and City Line train, alight at Euston Square station (see below)

if it is a District Line train, alight at Aldgate East and take the next Hammersmith and City Line train to Euston Square.

At Euston Suare, come out on the Euston Road entrance and turn right. Euston Station is on the opposite side of the road (about 400 yards distant).

From Euston main line station, there are frequent trains to Birmingham.

Answer 2

If you want to go to Birmingham from Barking station the easiest way is to get the tube to Euston and then get the train to Birmingham New Street. journey should take less than 2 hours

Answer 3

Barking Station. Underground or Overground to Liverpool Street, change to Circle Line, up to Euston Station, change onto mainline, direct to Birmingham International, NEC, New Street. If you Need Snow Hill or any of the smaller stations in Birmingham then you will need to change again at New Street or travel via stopping services.

Answer 4

Do you mean "barking"? Or are you in the Isle of Dogs?

Answer 5

You must be barking mad (or illiterate).

Answer 6

I think you mean BARKING.

1. Catch the Underground to Euston and catch Virgin Trains

to Birmingham New Street; they run every 30 minutes and take 1 hour 30 minutes. A Saver Return (after 09-15am, anytime weekends is  ÃƒÂ‚£39.50) Cheaper tickets are available by booking in advance. www.virgintrains.co.uk

2. Catch the Underground to Marylebone and catch a Chiltern Railways train to Birmingham Moor Street or Birmingham Snow Hill. They run every 30 minutes and take about 2 hours 15 minutes, but are much cheaper than Virgin.

They have a return for £18 travelling after 11am and some even cheaper tickets bookable by texting on your mobile phone. www.chilternrailways.co.uk

Answer 7

Barking to Gospel Oak, Gospel Oak to Willesden Junction, Willesden Junction to Watford Junction, Watford Junction to Birmingham. This is a long way round, but the fare will be cheaper - use Oyster ticket from Barking to Watford, then Midland to Birmingham