Huddersfield Station

Huddersfield Station, designed in 1846 by neoclassical architect James Pigott Pritchett, is celebrated for its striking facade, once praised by Poet Laureate John Betjeman as “the most splendid in England.” A statue of British statesman Harold Wilson stands proudly at the front.

The station is served by TransPennine Express, with direct routes to notable locations such as Manchester Piccadilly, Manchester Airport, and Leeds. When visiting, make sure to keep an eye your for the station’s famous resident cats, Bolt and Buddy. Conveniently, Saint George's Square and nearby bars flank the main entrance, while Huddersfield Bus Station is a short walk away, providing additional connections around town.

Which train companies run trains to Huddersfield?

Providers that offer services to and from Huddersfield include: Northern, Grand Central and TransPennine Express. Please note that journey duration and price can vary depending on who you travel with.

What are Huddersfield's opening hours?

For Huddersfield, the first train typically departs at 0:01 and the final train departs at 23:59, but be sure to check prior to your journey as this is subject to change.

Pick up & drop off at Huddersfield

You can enjoy a hassle-free journey with Huddersfield's designated parking and pick-up/drop-off areas.

Connectivity of the Huddersfield?

With frequent trains to Huddersfield from hubs like Manchester, Leeds, Manchester Piccadilly, Manchester Victoria and Sheffield, travel to and from the station is convenient. Complementary options like buses and taxis are also available for further transit, but checking availability in advance is recommended.