Exeter Central Station — Location & Map

🚆 Exeter Central Station is the city's central railway station, located on Queen Street in the heart of Exeter city centre. It provides a convenient rail connection for people travelling into and around Exeter, with the station particularly useful for accessing the central shopping, business and historic areas on foot. Its prominent position also makes Exeter Central a useful landmark when finding your way around the city.

The station is close to Princesshay, Exeter Cathedral, Northernhay Gardens and Exeter Castle, with the High Street and other central attractions within easy walking distance. The station building dates from 1933 and is a Grade II listed building, reflecting its importance as part of Exeter's railway and architectural history.

📍 How to Find Exeter Central Station

Exeter Central Station is on Queen Street, Exeter, Devon, EX4 3SB, at the northern edge of the main city-centre shopping area. The station entrance is directly on Queen Street, close to Northernhay Gardens and Exeter Castle, making these useful landmarks when looking for the station.

The station is within walking distance of much of central Exeter and is connected to the city's pedestrianised streets, shopping areas and local transport network. From the High Street, follow Queen Street towards Northernhay Gardens and the station entrance. If travelling by car, there is limited parking at or near the station, with other city-centre parking available nearby. Parking and traffic arrangements can change, so visitors should check the latest information before setting off.