Is Norwich a good city?

Yes, it is known for its history, independent shops, and vibrant arts scene.

How long is the train?

The journey typically takes around 9 hours including transfers.

There are no direct flights from Glasgow to Norwich.

What is the best road?

The A11 is the main approach road to Norwich from the south.

No, there are no tolls on the A11 or A14.

Norwich

Train Driving

Erskine to Norwich

Updated: 31 May 2026

Reaching Norwich from Erskine involves a significant journey across the UK. By train, you travel from Glasgow Central to London Euston, then transfer to London Liverpool Street for a Greater Anglia service to Norwich. Driving takes you down the M74 and M6, then across the A14 and A11. This route covers approximately 750 kilometers and is best undertaken with an overnight stop if driving.

Total Distance: 750 km driving, 580 km air distance.

Fastest Way

Driving, provided you avoid peak traffic on the M6.

Cheapest Way

Train, using Advance tickets booked well in advance.

Compare Erskine to Norwich Routes

	Train Connecting	Driving Direct
Duration	9 hours	8 hours 30 mins
Avg Price	110 GBP - 280 GBP	140 GBP fuel
Operator	Avanti West Coast / Greater Anglia	Personal Vehicle
Route	Glasgow Central to London Euston, then London Liverpool Street to Norwich.	M74, M6, A14, A11.
Tip	The transfer between Euston and Liverpool Street is best done via the London Underground.	The A11 can be slow; allow extra time for rural road conditions.

Travel Tips

London Transfer
Use the Circle or Metropolitan line to get from Euston to Liverpool Street.
Advance Booking
Book your train tickets at least 8 weeks early for the best prices.
Parking
Use the Park and Ride services to avoid driving in Norwich city center.
Footwear
Norwich has many cobbled streets; wear comfortable, flat shoes.
Booking
Check the Greater Anglia website for weekend engineering works.

Safety Tips

Road Safety
The A11 is a major route; stay alert for heavy goods vehicles.
Station Security
Keep your luggage secure at London Liverpool Street, which is very busy.
Night Travel
Avoid driving the final leg on rural roads if you are tired.
Emergency
Keep a power bank for your phone to ensure you have access to maps.