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Train routes between London and Manchester are operated by Virgin Trains on a direct service between the two cities.
Trains depart from 6:16 AM until 11:30 PM, departing quite often, at typically 10 to 30 minute intervals.
Trains leave from London Euston Station and arrive in Manchester at Manchester Piccadilly Station.
The total distance is about 160 miles.
The approximate travel time is about 2 hours and 12 minutes.
Trains stop along the way at Stoke-on-Trent, Macclesfield, and Stockport.
The primary reasons for taking a train from London to Manchester are convenience and speed. Traveling by bus is less comfortable, and traveling by air is inefficient for the small distance between these cities.
Manchester is a historically important industrial center in England, and therefore there are many interesting sites to visit, in addition to observing the remaining effects of this history. The city boasts a great music scene, performing arts, art galleries, museums, and a robust night life. Manchester is also well known for its gay village.