Getting from Rugby to Coventry by train

Despite being close in location, Rugby and Coventry have their own individual cultural identities. Rugby is renowned as the birthplace of the sport of rugby, while Coventry is known for its historical significance during World War II and its vibrant creative scene.

You can get from Rugby to Coventry in less than 10 minutes. Some trains may have additional stops, so the average journey takes eight minutes. So you can travel from one city centre to another quickly and affordably, with tickets from as little as £7.10.

Find the cheapest train tickets from Rugby to Coventry

Many people will be travelling from Rugby to Coventry frequently, especially commuters. For you, we have a range of season tickets, benefits and reward schemes that can help you save money or even upgrade you to First Class.

Whether you’re travelling in Peak, Off-Peak or Super Off-Peak hours, we strive to find a ticket at the right price at a departure time that suits you.

We also offer a range of cheap train tickets and discounts to railcard holders, and senior and group travellers, and 2 For 1 offers to events, whether it be sport, music or more.

Travelling in comfort with Avanti

Although it’s just a short 11 miles to your destination, we want to make those eight minutes as seamless as possible.

With onboard WiFi and sockets, feel free to answer your emails before work. Maybe you’re on your way to a football match, and to find the team sheet on socials.

Make your journey even more settled by booking advance tickets. This means you can get to get the cheapest ticket with a departure time that suits you best,

If you need to make a last-minute trip, you can use our Live Train Journey Tracker to easily book a ticket for the next train up to your arrival at the station.

Travelling from Rugby?

Located just south of Coventry in Warwickshire, Rugby boasts a rich cultural heritage. None is more famous, though than the invention of rugby in 1823.

Beyond the sport, the town's historic charm is there to see in its well-preserved architecture. The town also features a thriving arts scene with the Rugby Theatre and various local galleries.

It's a year-round destination that offers something for everyone, depending on your interests. Many people like to plan their visit around a rugby match, so it’s important for such people to be aware that the season takes place from September to May.

The summer months are popular due to the warm weather and outdoor events like the Rugby Festival of Culture.

Rugby train station is located in the town centre, where you'll have all kinds of facilities, from a ticket office and toilets.

Travelling to Coventry?

Coventry (often referred to as Cov by locals) is a historic city in the West Midlands of England with roots back to Roman times.

The city boasts a rich history, featuring remarkable attractions such as Coventry Cathedral, reconstructed after being bombarded by the Luftwaffe in World War II.

In recent years, Coventry has emerged as a prominent centre for manufacturing, automotive, and aerospace industries, alongside its role as an education and research hub with several universities and colleges. Coventry University is a well-regarded institution for higher education.

Coventry also thrives as a cultural hub, showcasing a long-standing arts scene and hosting various annual festivals.

Access to Coventry is very convenient, with direct rail connections enabling swift travel from major cities. For instance, a train journey from Coventry to London takes just about an hour.

First Class service

Complimentary snacks and drinks, a wider seat, a guaranteed table and socket and more leg-stretching room.

These are the benefits of upgrading to First Class with Avanti West Coast. All this can be yours for much less than you might think. Find out everything about First Class train tickets here.