Is there a direct train from Holt?

No, you must travel to a major station like Norwich first.

How much is the congestion charge?

Check the official Transport for London website for current daily rates.

Generally yes, but check for engineering works on weekends.

Can I take a dog on the train?

Yes, dogs are allowed on Greater Anglia trains for free.

What is the best station to arrive at?

London Liverpool Street is the main hub for trains from Norfolk.

Holt

London

Train Driving

Holt to London

Updated: 28 May 2026

The journey from Holt to London is approximately 200 kilometers. The most efficient way to travel is by driving to a nearby train station like Norwich or Sheringham, then taking a Greater Anglia train to London Liverpool Street. The total travel time is usually around 3 hours. Driving the entire way is possible via the A11 and M11, but traffic can be heavy near the capital. London offers endless attractions, making it a popular destination for those traveling from North Norfolk.

Total Distance: 200 km driving distance, 185 km straight-line air distance.

Fastest Way

Train, taking 3 hours, is generally faster than driving into central London.

Cheapest Way

Train, if booked well in advance, can be very competitive with driving costs.

Compare Holt to London Routes

	Train Connecting	Driving Direct
Duration	3 hours	3.5 hours
Avg Price	£40 - £90	£30 - £50 fuel
Operator	Greater Anglia	Personal Vehicle
Route	Bus/Car to Norwich, then train to London Liverpool Street.	A148, A47, A11, M11 into London.
Tip	Book tickets in advance to save significantly on fares.	Be aware of the London Congestion Charge zone.

Travel Tips

Train Booking
Use the Trainline app to find the cheapest Advance tickets.
London Transport
Use a contactless card or Oyster card for all Tube and bus travel within London.
Driving
Avoid driving into central London; use Park and Ride or public transport.
Timing
Travel outside of peak hours (06:30-09:30 and 16:00-19:00) for cheaper train fares.
Navigation
Use Citymapper for the most accurate public transport directions in London.

Safety Tips

Crowds
Be aware of pickpockets in busy tourist areas like Oxford Street and the Underground.
Emergency
Dial 999 for police, fire, or ambulance services in an emergency.
Night Safety
Stick to well-lit, busy areas when traveling at night.
Luggage
Keep your belongings close to you at all times on public transport.