Travel Guides
If you are driving to Luton, the M1 motorway runs through the town, providing easy access to London and the north. From London, follow the M1 northbound, exiting at Junction 10 for Luton. From the north, follow the M1 southbound, exiting at Junction 10 or 11 for Luton.
If you prefer to take the train, Luton has two railway stations: Luton Airport Parkway and Luton. Luton Airport Parkway is located just outside the town and is served by Thameslink and East Midlands Trains. From London, take a Thameslink train from St Pancras International or King's Cross to Luton Airport Parkway. From the north, take an East Midlands Trains service to Luton Airport Parkway or Luton station.
If you are travelling from nearby cities or towns, buses and coaches also provide convenient transport options to Luton. National Express coaches run direct services to Luton from major UK cities, including London, Birmingham and Manchester.
When in Luton, there are many local landmarks and attractions to see, such as Stockwood Discovery Centre, Luton Hoo, and Wardown House Museum & Gallery. The town also has a great range of shopping, dining and entertainment options, including The Mall Luton and the Hat Factory Arts Centre.
The closest airport to Luton is London Luton Airport, which is located approximately 2.5 miles east of the town. If you are travelling by car, the easiest route is via the M1 motorway. Alternatively, you can take the Thameslink train from the airport into central London, with journeys to St Pancras International taking approximately 30 minutes.