Is there a direct train from Bangor to Norwich?

No, you must change trains in London.

How long does the journey take?

Expect 6 to 7 hours by train or car.

Driving is faster if you have a group, but the train is more comfortable for solo travelers.

No, there are no toll roads on this route.

What is the best way to get around Norwich?

Walking is the best way to see the city center.

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Train Driving

Bangor to Norwich

Updated: 28 May 2026

The journey from Bangor to Norwich is a significant cross-country trip of approximately 400 km. By train, you will travel to London Euston, transfer to London Liverpool Street, and then take a direct train to Norwich. Driving involves navigating the A55, M6, M1, and A11. This journey takes you from the coast of North Wales to the heart of East Anglia. Expect a total travel time of 6 to 7 hours.

Total Distance: 400 km driving distance, 330 km straight-line air distance.

Fastest Way

Driving, which takes approximately 6 hours depending on traffic on the M6 and M1.

Cheapest Way

Train booked as an Advance ticket, though it remains an expensive journey due to the distance.

Compare Bangor to Norwich Routes

	Train Connecting	Driving Direct
Duration	6 hours 30 mins	6 hours
Avg Price	80-160 GBP	60-85 GBP fuel
Operator	Avanti West Coast and Greater Anglia	Personal Vehicle
Route	Bangor to London Euston, transfer to Liverpool Street, then to Norwich.	A55, M6, M1, A14, A11.
Tip	Use the London Underground (Circle or Hammersmith & City line) to get between Euston and Liverpool Street.	The A11 is a major route into Norwich; be prepared for potential traffic near the city outskirts.

Travel Tips

London Transfer
Allow plenty of time for your transfer in London; Liverpool Street can be very busy.
Parking
Norwich has several multi-story car parks; check the city council website for real-time availability.
Booking
Book your train tickets at least 8 weeks in advance to secure the lowest prices.
Local Transport
Norwich is very compact; once you arrive, you can easily walk to most major attractions.
Connectivity
Download offline maps for your journey, as signal can be weak in parts of rural Norfolk.

Safety Tips

Driving Breaks
This is a long drive; stop at least twice to stretch your legs and stay alert.
Station Safety
Keep your luggage close to you at all times in London stations.
Emergency Help
In case of a breakdown, use the emergency phones on the motorway or call your breakdown provider.
Night Travel
If arriving late, ensure you have your accommodation address saved or printed.