Sydenham railway station serves the suburb of that name in the London Borough of Lambeth. The station is situated on the Sydenham Road (A212). It has two platforms, each of which have shelters: four tracks run through the station.

Sydenham was on the original London and Croydon Railway and was opened on 5 June 1839, and is the junction between the main line from London Bridge and Brighton main line and the “outer” South London Line.

There are, or have been, three other stations in the Sydenham area:

• Lower Sydenham on the Hayes line
• Upper Sydenham on the now closed Crystal Palace (High Level) line
• Sydenham Hill on the Brixton-Beckenham Junction line

External links

• Live Departure Board index (National Rail)
• Station information
• Map location: Sydenham station is in the centre of the map (not named)