Tonbridge railway station

Tonbridge railway station opened in 1842 on the South Eastern Main Line connecting London to Dover, making it one of the earlier stations built during the Victorian railway boom in southern England. It serves as a significant junction where both the Redhill–Tonbridge line and the Hastings Line branch off, giving the station an outsized role in the regional network relative to the town's size. Today Southeastern operates services from four platforms toward London, Dover, Hastings, and Redhill.