Trains to Attleborough

Situated comfortably along the Breckland Line in the east of England, Attleborough Railway Station serves the town of Attleborough in Norfolk. Operated by Abellio Greater Anglia, the Breckland Line stretches throughout east Anglia between Cambridge in the west and Norwich in the east with connections to other destinations. The station features two platforms, an eclectic design, and a signal box that remains intact to this day; the facility designated as a Grade II listed property.

On a typical weekday, one train from Attleborough per hour departs eastbound to Norwich and once an hour westbound to Cambridge. Thrice a day, East Midlands Trains from Attleborough depart for Ely, continuing on to Liverpool Lime Street via Peterborough and Nottingham. On Sunday, one train to Attleborough per hour continues to Cambridge and Norwich. Passengers intending to travel via Attleborough station should purchase tickets ahead of time or onboard the train, as the station is unstaffed and does not have ticket machines available. There are payphones, waiting shelters, and a level crossing available for passenger use.