Canterbury is well-connected with two primary railway stations, Canterbury West and Canterbury East, and a central bus station, all providing easy access to the city center.
Direct high-speed services operate from London St Pancras International to Canterbury West, with journeys typically taking around 51-54 minutes. Indicative ticket prices can start from approximately £13.50 to £25 for advance bookings.
National Express coaches depart from London Victoria Coach Station, arriving at Canterbury Bus Station. The fastest coach journeys can take approximately 1 hour 35 minutes, with services running multiple times daily. Fares typically start from £6.80 for a one-way trip.
Driving to Canterbury is straightforward via the M2 motorway from London. The journey covers about 60 miles and takes approximately 1 hour 17 minutes under normal traffic conditions. The city offers various parking facilities, including Park and Ride services.
Reaching Canterbury from London airports often involves a combination of train and underground services. For instance, from London Heathrow, one can take the Piccadilly Line to London St Pancras International, then a high-speed train to Canterbury West, with the entire journey lasting about 2 hours 17 minutes. Options are also available from London Gatwick, Stansted, and City airports.
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