Looking for a Swift Route to Central London? Try Heathrow Express!

London has 4 international airports, the largest of which is Heathrow Airport. The distance between it and the center of London is 24 km. During the day, hundreds of thousands of people from different countries pass through Heathrow, which makes it the first in Europe and the seventh in the world in terms of passenger traffic. To get a fast connection between the airport and the central part of the city, just use the Heathrow Express.

Heathrow Express

The Heathrow Express is a non-stop train service from Heathrow Airport (Terminals 2, 3, and 5) to London Paddington Station. It will take you to London in 15 minutes. If you buy tickets on the official website in advance, you can save a lot.

The Heathrow Express runs between Heathrow Airport and Paddington Station seven days a week from approximately 5:00 am to midnight. If your hotel is close to Paddington Station, then the Express will be a very convenient option for you, and if not, then you will have to change to the Tube, which will take both time and money.

There are many signs at the airport saying Train and Heathrow Express, follow them to get to the station. Terminals 1, 2, and 3 are located next to each other, connected by walkways, and share one common rail station, Heathrow Central. The Heathrow Express stops at a station near Terminal 5 and Heathrow Central. For those arriving at Terminal 4, to get to the express stops, you need to use the free Heathrow Connect train and then transfer to Heathrow Central. Or you can use the free transfers between terminals to get to terminals 1,2,3 or 5.

Heathrow Express Trains

Redesigned 387 Series Heathrow Express EMUs. These EMUs feature a striking interior design, USB seats, and a Business First carriage with 2+1 reclining seats. Passengers will have access to a Wi-Fi network with high-speed data transfer. The carriages have enough space for luggage.

Six eight-car trains with a length of 160 m were formed, each with 374 seats, 44 of them in the Business First car.

The Heathrow Express currently carries 18,000 passengers daily between London Paddington Station and Heathrow Airport.

This option is especially convenient for those who need to travel further to other cities in England. From Paddington station, trains depart to the west of the country – to Wales, Bristol, Bath, and others, as well as commuter trains to the suburbs of London in the west.

In the Paddington station area, there are many hotels with a relatively low price level with good transport accessibility to the center of London.

The route to the express stop, which intersects with the route to the subway platforms, is marked with blue “Train” signs. The exit to the elevators that take passengers down to the Heathrow Express station is opposite the information point of the airport.

Well, now you know what solution you have to get from the airport to the central London. To book your tickets you just have to visit the Heathrow Express website and book it.

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