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Richmond Railway Station (RMD)
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Richmond
"When leaving on the District Line in the morning rush hour"(3 Tips)
"moment take a look at the vintage posters"(3 Tips)
"New design store and great coffee, even for the fussy ones among us."(13 Tips)
"An iconic tube and overground train station of all times."(14 Tips)
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The coffee inside the station sucks, so come out of the front and head to the right... 40 paces and you'll find Taylor Street Baristas - amazing and real espresso coffee and cakes.Upvoted 2 days ago
Delighted than they have taken the effort to frame and keep the vintage posters. Several on the stairs down to platform 1! Well done Richmond staff!Upvoted 1 week ago- You can now top up Oyster on the self-service ticket machines so no need to queue at a window!
Jack SmithOctober 9, 2020Platform 1-2 used by South Western Railway for London Waterloo and Reading trains. Platforms 3-7 used by TfL: 3-4 usually 🟧London Overground towards Stratford, 5-7 London Underground 🟩District Line
It is a really good station. There is over ground and underground and if you fall asleep, it is the last station so you won’t be missing it- The Orange OneApril 16, 2016This bridge carries the South West Trains Windsor Line between Richmond and St. Margarets. Great views, a bit too brief though.Upvoted Mar 26
- When leaving on the District Line in the morning rush hour(s) the first train to go is always the one most full, which is often not the one on the tannoy announcements or display board.
Sean WilkesSeptember 25, 2012The coffee kiosk serves coffee milkshakes which are awesome, but who ever named a frozen coffee a froffee wants shooting :-)
KarenOctober 17, 2022Clean with a nice little coffee stand for a cup of coffee while you wait for your train.
It's worth walking across the road outside the station to the Starbucks opposite. New design store and great coffee, even for the fussy ones among us.
This station now has the ability to top up your oyster card at the ticket machines!!- An iconic tube and overground train station of all times.
- If you have a moment take a look at the vintage posters while they still exist. They're along the route from the ticket hall to Platform 1.
Moma! Breakfast (oats, yoghurt, fruit) is great! Try some!
Updating the last tip... You can renew your oyster card at the machines.
Lucas NaniniAugust 2, 2011Coming from london, exit stairs are at from of trains, going from outside london (overground), exit is near the penultimate carriage
Liam HamiltonJuly 29, 2011If using oyster here its a good place to tap out if you need the shops en-route.
Hold your breath as you leave - smokers galore taking a last or first gasp at the entrance!!!! Not great at 8am
Holly HillApril 26, 2012Elbows out during peak hours and forget your manners! Shoving is the only option.- Lucas NaniniMarch 5, 2012Train arriving in less than 1min and need for coffee: go to Yola, the short blond hair girl at Puccino's... Uber efficient!
If you're waiting at the bus stop outside and feel like coffee go back downstairs to Cornish Pasty place, cheapest coffee around.
Daniel ダニエルJuly 26, 2012The vintage posters are still there. Very cool in an 80's British Rail way :o)
Only use the M&S for convenience foods - they don't sell things like flour etc. Great almond croissants though!
Do not tap out on a pink Oyster card validator. It does not act as a signal to end your journey. You have to use the yellow pads at the exit. A bit of a scam.
Georgie WilliamsFebruary 18, 2013There are now public lifts to all platforms, no more using the service lifts
The bagel place inside the station is tasty and has bottomless coffee.- Fast trains back to Clapham Junction & Waterloo on Platform 2 at approximate every 15 mins.
You can check out the memorial uncomfortably shoved in at the back - before it goes to Hoxton Station later this year
- Bear in mind the departure boards often aren't working..
- Never trust the platform departure signs for the Overland train. They almost never show the real departure time.
- Lucas NaniniAugust 2, 2011There is NO oyster card top up machine at the station. So if u want to avoid waiting for hours to get ur card topped up at the cashier, i suggest you plan a bit earlier than usual :-)
- Running into me because you are late for your train is going to hurt you more than me.
Kate NJuly 28, 2011You have to queue at the ticket office to top up your oyster so it's worth visiting the newsagent instead beforehand
Lack of Oyster top up means guaranteed wait at windows - make sure you leave a good 5+ mins to queue!
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