Glasgow to Durham from $19: 6 ways by bus, train, flight or car

• On your train journey from Glasgow to Durham, you can expect catering services provided by TransPennine Express. They usually offer a selection of hot and cold beverages and snacks, including sandwiches and light meals available for purchase on board. Be sure to check the menu upon boarding as it can vary by train.

• The journey typically operates under TransPennine Express and LNER (London North Eastern Railway). Both operators provide various seating options. TransPennine Express offers Standard and First Class. The Standard seating has comfortable, spacious seats, while First Class offers a more exclusive experience with extra legroom and complimentary refreshments. LNER provides Standard and First Class seating as well, with First Class featuring complimentary meals and drinks. You can find more details on their respective websites: TransPennine Express (tpexpress.co.uk) and LNER (lner.co.uk).

• Upon arriving at Durham station, you will find facilities including luggage storage available at the station for a fee if you need to explore the area without your bags. The station has restrooms but does not have shower facilities. To navigate quickly to the city center, you can take the Arriva Bus Service 21 or 22, which runs frequently from the bus stop located directly outside the station. Both buses will take about 10 minutes to reach the center, depending on traffic.

• Make sure to check the Megabus UK schedule online here for any updates or changes to your bus route from Glasgow Buchanan Bus Station to Durham University.

• Arrive early at Glasgow Buchanan Bus Station, as there may be a queue at the ticket machines and boarding will begin promptly for your daily service to Durham; consider a light snack from nearby shops to enjoy on the journey.

• Upon arriving at Durham University, familiarize yourself with the campus layout by checking the Durham University maps online to help you easily navigate to your final destination.