Newhaven, East Sussex to London, Greater London from $20: 6 ways by bus, train, flight or car

• Onboard catering services vary by operator, but you'll generally find options such as light snacks, hot and cold beverages, and occasionally a menu for meal service. For instance, the Southern Railway often provides a trolley service with drinks and snacks during peak hours, while the Thameslink service may have a cafe bar in some trains, offering refreshments on board. Check the operator's website for the latest catering options and availability.

• The trains on this route primarily feature two seating options: Standard Class and First Class. In Standard Class, you'll find comfortable seating, though space can be limited during peak travel times. First Class offers spacious seating with more legroom, complimentary refreshments, and quieter coaches. Southern Railway and Thameslink both offer First Class services on their trains. Visit Southern Railway and Thameslink for more details about seat availability and upgrades.

• You'll be arriving at either London Victoria or London Bridge, depending on your train operator. Both stations provide luggage storage services through Luggage Hub (at Victoria) and Left Luggage (at Bridge), allowing you to explore the city unencumbered. Additionally, both stations have restrooms available; however, showers are generally not offered within the station facilities. After arriving, consider the London Underground as the fastest way into the city center. From Victoria, take the Victoria Line (light blue) directly to Oxford Circus (approximately 2 stops). From London Bridge, the Northern Line (black) will also whisk you to key areas of the city, with a relatively quick transfer to destinations like Leicester Square (around 2 stops).