Trains to Alexandria

Alexandria train station is a one platform station on the North Clyde Line, serving the town of Alexandria in Scotland. The station is situated in the middle of a roundabout off the B857, which passes through the town centre.

The railway station has a staffed ticket office and a dedicated car park. While there are no refreshments at the station, the local Station Bar and Lounge is just a short walk away.

Alexandria itself is home to Lomond Galleries, a stunning and ornate Category A listed building which began life as the Argyll Motor Works before periods as a munitions factory; a silk works; and a Royal Naval Torpedo Factory. It now houses a busy shopping centre. 

Alexandria train station was opened in 1850 by the Caledonian and Dunbartonshire Junction Railway; it is now managed by Scotrail. Trains from Alexandria connect the town to Glasgow Queen Street with the fastest journey time of 42 minutes, and Glasgow Central which can be reached in 47 minutes. In the other direction, the terminus at Balloch is a 4-minute journey.