Trains to Bath

Bath, situated in South West England, gets its name from its iconic Roman Baths. Its well-preserved ancient architecture has earned it a spot on the World Heritage list. Additionally, the natural hot springs have made Bath famous as one of the 'Great Spa Towns of Europe'. People often visit Bath from cities or towns such as London, Bristol, Cardiff, Swindon, Reading, Chippenham, Manchester, Trowbridge, and Frome.

London to Bath

GWR provides direct train services from London Paddington to Bath Spa. With a duration of about 1 hour and 20 minutes, you can enjoy catering services, free Wi-Fi, and power sockets.

Bristol to Bath

It takes around 10 minutes for a quick and direct journey from Bristol Temple Meads to Bath Spa, available throughout the day. These services are provided by GWR and include free Wi-Fi, comfortable seating, and catering services.

Cardiff to Bath

With a duration of about an hour, you can enjoy a direct journey from Cardiff Central to Bath Spa, provided by GWR. The journey includes power sockets, free Wi-Fi, and comfortable seating.

Bath has two railway stations catering to both commuters and visitors. Bath Spa Station, located in the city centre, provides direct connections to nearby cities and towns. Oldfield Park, a suburban station to the west, is just a 2-minute train ride on GWR from Bath Spa Station.

Bath Spa Station

Bath Spa Station, opened in 1840, is the second busiest station in the southwest of England. This Grade II listed building features distinct Tudor-style architecture. Operated by GWR, the station has nearly three trains per hour.

After exiting Bath Spa Station, walk north along St Lawrence Street and Stall Street for a few minutes to reach the famous Roman Baths. Next to the Roman Baths is Bath Abbey, and further ahead is Pulteney Bridge, constructed from Bath Stone and spanning the River Avon.

Oldfield Park Station

Oldfield Park Station, which opened in 1929 and is managed by GWR, operates two trains per hour. It offers direct services to Westbury and Keynsham, with convenient transfers to London via Bath Spa Station. Staff assistance is available in the mornings on weekdays, so purchasing tickets online is recommended.

Once you exit the station, you can choose to cycle or walk to the Georgian-style Royal Crescent, enjoying the distinctive Bath Stone architecture along the way. This journey provides a fantastic opportunity to immerse yourself in Bath's rich history and stunning architectural heritage, making it a memorable experience for any visitor.

*Information is subject to change. Please check the latest train timetable before your trip.