Here's all the info on Bath's public transport network, including bus, train, park and ride, taxi and even e-scooter! For door to door journey information by all modes of transport just visit www.travelwest.info or use the TravelWest journey planner link at the bottom of the page.

Bus

Bath’s coach, bus and railway stations are located in the heart of the city, so you’ll be perfectly placed to start exploring as soon as you arrive. You can find out more about Bath bus routes and timetables at www.firstbus.co.uk/bristol-bath-and-west

First Bus also have a journey planner which is a useful tool for planning your trips to and around Bath

Bath has many regular buses that run across the city, as well as to neighbouring towns and villages.

If you're in Bath and need more help with finding bus stations and routes, check out the First Bus app (free to download) and website.

Bus tickets - You can buy tickets in the app, or directly on the bus from the driver on all buses. Many buses will also accept contactless payment.

New tickets for 2022

2-Trip - Like a return ticket, but you don’t have to take your second trip on the same service. Find out more here.
Day Bundles - The Bundles of Day Tickets will save you money if you don’t need to travel every day. Find out more here.
 

Train

Bath Spa train station is situated right in the city centre and is just a short walk from major attractions such as the Roman Baths and Bath Abbey. As well as travel in and out of the city to London, Cardiff, Bristol and beyond. There are many local stations to explore including Oldfield Park, Keynsham, Freshford, Avoncliff, Bradford, Trowbridge, Westbury, Frome, Chippenham and Melksham. View the GWR Route Map here 

Train tickets - You can buy train tickets online, via the GWR app or at the station you are travelling from.

With a GWR Plus Bus Pass you can get unlimited travel on all trains and most buses in Bath. You can buy a daily, weekly or monthly ticket for use any time, any day. Find out more about it here. 

Park & Ride

Bath is now operating a Clean Air Zone in central Bath. While private cars are not charged in the zone - and you may be able to apply for an exemption or discount if you’re travelling in certain motorcaravans - we advise all visitors to consider using the Park and Ride. 

The city has three Park and Ride services, which operate seven days a week. Buses run into the city from all three Park and Ride sites at least every 15 minutes, with a journey time of just ten minutes. All buses are wheelchair and pushchair friendly.

You can view a live update of the spaces that are currently available at Bath's main car parks, including the three Park and Ride sites.

Taxi

Taxi services are extremely reliable, you can also see a list of local taxi ranks here.

E-Scooters

You will also find e-scooters at designated parking areas around the city centre.

TravelWest Journey Planner

You can use the TravelWest journey planner to help find different routes to your destination.