Trains to Stourbridge Junction

Stourbridge Junction train station sits on a stretch of line which connects Stratford upon Avon, Birmingham and Worcester so giving passengers a wide choice of destinations. The most frequent service is for the 27 minute journey to Birmingham Snow Hill with 6 trains per hour. Opened in 1852, Stourbridge Junction train station features a striking vibrant purple clock-tower with a design which incorporates many interesting railway themes. Stourbridge Junction train station is actually located 1.5 miles outside of the town and has a handful of pubs or places to eat within walking distance. However, for a wide choice of visitor amenities and attractions 6 trains per hour make the 3 minute journey to Stourbridge's second station – Stourbridge Town. Independent shops and historic buildings are just some of this bustling town's charms with scenic boat trips along the canal a popular choice for tourists. Exploring the many museums, countryside and surrounding villages is easy as the station at Stourbridge Town is connected directly to the bus station.

For those who want to venture further afield it couldn't be easier. 4 trains per hour make the 7 minute journey to Kidderminster with its choice of shopping centres which include the restored mill-located Weaver's Wharf. Worcester is 30 minutes away with 1 train per hour while those who want to explore Shakespeare's birthplace can take one of the 2 trains per hour which make the 1 hour 13 minute journey to Stratford-upon-Avon. Although the majority of trains serving Stourbridge Junction station are operated by West Midlands, there are also 4 morning services to London Marylebone run by Chiltern Railways.

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