Cambridge (Cambridgeshire) to Leeds (West Yorkshire) from $12: 4 ways by bus, train, flight or car

• On your train journey from Cambridge to Leeds, you will likely travel with either CrossCountry or LNER (London North Eastern Railway). Both operators provide catering services onboard. CrossCountry typically offers a 'bistro' service where you can purchase snacks, sandwiches, and drinks from a trolley service. Meanwhile, LNER has a 'clearer' menu with a café-style service, featuring hot and cold food options as well as a selection of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages. It's advisable to check the specific service for your date of travel as offerings can vary.

• For your journey, you can choose from different seating options available on CrossCountry and LNER services. CrossCountry offers Standard Class (Economy) and First Class seating, the latter providing more space, quieter environments, and complimentary refreshments. LNER provides Standard Class and First Class as well, with an even greater emphasis on comfort and service in First Class. If you're looking for a quieter experience, opt for First Class seats.

• Upon arriving at Leeds Station, you can find luggage storage facilities in the station where you can leave your bags (operated by Left Luggage). The station is also equipped with modern restrooms, though showers may not be available. To get to the city center quickly, use the TransPennine Express 'M1’ bus service, which departs from the front of the station and will take about 10-15 minutes to reach the city center, conveniently stopping at major locations. You can check bus schedules at wymetro.com