Sandwich Railway Station, located in Kent, England, is a key transport hub managed by Southeastern. The station, which opened on 1 July 1847, features two platforms and is part of the Kent Coast Line, situated 13.3 km south of Ramsgate. Historically, Sandwich was a significant medieval port, and the introduction of the railway was intended to revitalise the town. Over the years, the station has seen various developments, including the extension of platforms in 2021 to accommodate longer trains for The Open Championship at the Royal St George’s Golf Club.
Today, Sandwich Railway Station offers regular services operated by Southeastern using Class 375 and 395 EMUs. The typical off-peak schedule includes hourly services to London St Pancras International and Ramsgate, with additional peak services to London Charing Cross via Tonbridge. The station provides a vital link for residents and visitors, connecting them efficiently to major destinations across the region.