Leicester Railway Station, located in Leicester, United Kingdom, is a major Midland Main Line railway station serving the city and a hub for both national and regional rail services featured in Train Sim World, connecting travelers to various destinations across the country.

Leicester Location

• Location and Importance: Leicester Train Station is situated in the heart of Leicester, Europe, making it a central point for travelers entering or leaving the city.
• Route Services: It’s a major hub for East Midlands Railway (EMR) services, with connections to Nottingham, London St Pancras, Lincoln, and Sheffield. 
• CrossCountry Services: CrossCountry trains also operate from Leicester, connecting to Birmingham, Cambridge, and Stansted Airport.
• Historical Significance: Leicester was one of the first cities to be served by a railway, with the Leicester and Swannington Railway building its terminus station at West Bridge in 1832.
• Multiple Stations: Historically, Leicester had several railway stations, including Leicester Central and Leicester Belgrave Road, which have since closed.
• Current Station: The current station, formerly known as Leicester London Road, is a bustling hub with various facilities to cater to passenger needs.
• Future Plans: Leicester’s railway station is set to undergo a major transformation with a £22m scheme to remodel the station’s entrance and buildings.
• Accessibility: Leicester station is a Category A access station, with step-free access to the main entrance and lifts to all platforms.
• Passenger Assistance: Staff assistance is available for passengers with disabilities, with a designated meeting point at the customer information desk or ticket gates.