Sheffield to London bus with Megabus

Buses from Sheffield to London

Buses from Sheffield to London run regularly throughout the day and evening. The first bus of the day leaves around 06:30 a.m., with two buses leaving at the same time. Services then leave every 30 minutes to one hour during the morning and early afternoon. In the afternoon, a bus leaves at 2:45 p.m., and in the evening there is one service at 6:30 p.m.. The last bus of the day leaves at 01:35 a.m.. Some of the buses between Sheffield and London run directly, others have one change. The journey time can last between four to six and a half hours and buses are provided by National Express.

What are the departure and arrival stations for buses from Sheffield to London?

Departure Station: Buses leave from Sheffield's coach station, which is a two minute walk from the train station and is served by multiple local bus routes.

Arrival Station: Buses arrive at Victoria and Sutton stations. Victoria is in the centre of the city, and Sutton is a 50 minute drive from central London.

Taking the Bus from Sheffield

Buses from Sheffield to London, provided by National Express, depart from Sheffield Coach station. The coach station is neighbouring the central train station of Sheffield which is just a 15-minute walk from the city centre. There is also regional bus service connecting the city centre with the coach station that runs every few minutes. The buses provided by Megabus depart from Meadowhall Interchange, an 8-minute train journey from Sheffield city centre which depart every 8 minutes. There is no public transport at night, however, cabs can be caught from outside the coach and train station.

Getting into London by Bus

There is always a wealth of things to see and do in London and when time is short, often the beautiful parks can be a great option to explore; in addition to the many museums and galleries that are readily available, often free of charge, in the capital. A whole day could easily be spent enjoying the beautiful Regent's Park. Designed by John Nash, the park covers nearly 400 acres and set inside it are several gardens. One such is Queen Mary's Rose Garden with 12,000 blooms. The Open Air Amphitheatre is used during the Summer months, often for Shakespeare's works, and, of course, a visit to Regent's Park Zoo is always enjoyable and educational.

The terminating station for the majority of the buses from Sheffield to London is Victoria Coach Station. The coach station connects London with all major cities in the UK, as well as other European destinations. Accessing the coach station at night can be done by either the many night buses or cabs that are available all night. Victoria Coach station is in close proximity to both Victoria train station and the similarly named, Victoria Bus Station. The train station is connected to the underground system and is served by the Circle, District, Victoria lines and can be found in Zone 1.