- Warwick
Bristol09:4512:3520 Dec
- Birmingham
Bristol11:0013:007 Nov - Worcester
Bristol11:4013:007 Jan - Cardiff
Bristol04:1505:1026 Sep
- Cwmbran
Bristol07:2009:3026 Sep - Bodmin
Bristol12:2017:2522 Sep - Plymouth
Bristol06:4510:059 Oct - Newton Abbot
Bristol06:3009:2528 Oct - Bath
Bristol11:5512:3516 Nov - Torquay
Bristol06:1509:2514 Oct
- Derby
Bristol10:1214:5526 Sep
- Mansfield
Bristol09:4015:103 Oct - Newark-on-Trent
Bristol10:0615:103 Oct
About 442,000 people currently live in the southern English city of Bristol, which is famous for its vivid art scene. While museums and galleries such as the Watershed Media Centre and the Arnolfini gallery feature large collections of contemporary art, the whole city seems to be one large canvas in itself. It is particularly famous for a range of graffiti paintings by the popular artist Banksy, who is rumoured to be a true Bristolian. Another characteristic feature of Bristol is its wide array of architectural styles, including examples of nearly every artistic epoch. For entertainment catching a play at the Bristol Old Vic is highly recommended as well as visiting a concert at Colston Hall. In 2015, Bristol received the European Green Capital Award, which is certainly also due to the many students of the city using their bicycles to reach places. On that note, taking a coach to reach Bristol seems logical as it is not only a very inexpensive means of transport but also a highly eco-friendly one.
Wondering how to get there? By using CheckMyBus you get a detailed list of coach companies like Eurolines UK, megabus UK and National Express. You have the possibility to compare arrival and departure times, on-board features and - last but not least - the prices of several bus travel options to Bristol. Most of the coaches stop at Bristol Coach Station but there's also other stops to choose from, including Bristol - University of the West of England. Take the coach to get to Bristol and use the bike to discover the city: This makes your trip not only convenient but also green!
All intercity coach stations in Bristol
The most frequented bus connections to and from Bristol
Travel Info: Visit Bristol
| Transport | |
|---|---|
| Public transport in Bristol | |
| One-way local bus ticket | £1.70 |
| Monthly Pass | £66.00 |
| People use bus or tram | 7.14 % |
| Use a taxi or car | |
| Short-distance taxi | £4.11 |
| Middle-distance taxi | £6.33 |
| Long-distance taxi | £14.10 |
| Gasoline | £1.11 |
| Eat and Drink | |
|---|---|
| In a restaurant or café | |
| Inexpensive meal | £12.00 |
| 3 course menu | £25.00 |
| Small cappuccino | £2.60 |
| A big draught beer | £3.75 |
| Buy from a supermarket, cook yourself | |
| Vegetarian meal | £1.55 |
| Meal with meat | £2.77 |
| Bottle of water | £1.18 |
| Bottle of wine (mid level) | £7.00 |
Bus timetables Bristol: Overview of the most popular connections
- Bristol ↔ Bournemouth
- Bristol ↔ Bradford
- Bristol ↔ Cardiff
- Bristol ↔ Cologne
- Bristol ↔ Coventry
- Bristol ↔ Derby
- Bristol ↔ Dudley
- Bristol ↔ Edinburgh
- Bristol ↔ Glasgow
- Bristol ↔ Gloucester
- Bristol ↔ Leeds
- Bristol ↔ Leicester
- Bristol ↔ Liverpool
- Bristol ↔ Luton
- Bristol ↔ Manchester
- Bristol ↔ Milton Keynes
- Bristol ↔ Northampton
- Bristol ↔ Nottingham
- Bristol ↔ Plymouth
- Bristol ↔ Portsmouth
- Bristol ↔ Preston
- Bristol ↔ Reading
- Bristol ↔ Sheffield
- Bristol ↔ Southampton
- Bristol ↔ Southsea
- Bristol ↔ Stoke on Trent
- Bristol ↔ Swansea
- Bristol ↔ Swindon
- Bristol ↔ Walsall
- Bristol ↔ Wolverhampton
