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Travel in Bath |
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Make the most of your
visit to Bath and use public transport to get out and about and see
the sights.
If you are driving to Bath then the best way to get
around the city is to use the Park and Ride facilities
that operate on the outskirts of Bath namely Newbridge
or Lansdown.
Park and Ride is a cost-effective and safe way
to travel. You simply park your car in one of the free
car parks and then hop on one of the frequent buses
into the heart of the city centre. The bus fare is low
and gives you peace of mind that your car is safe.
Large groups of people might want to take advantage of
Sparkes Mini Coaches [map],
which provide long distance travel for large groups of
people and can get you to Bristol Airport [map] for a
very reasonable fare.
Coming into the city on the cheap can be done by utilising
the National Express coach service [map]
that can be found at Bath Bus Station. The National Express
runs regular services from Bath to cities across the UK
and you can make big savings on visits to tourist attractions
and theme parks. You can also use National Express to
get to all major airports, particularly those located
in London.
However if you'd rather travel in your own car then it's
useful to know that Bath is one of the few cities to still
operate free parking in many of its council-run
car parks across the city. A list of these can be found
by viewing the maps on the
local council website.
Alternatively you could take a taxi. Hailing a taxi
in Bath is pretty easy if you just step off the train
at Bath Spa Railway Station. You should find a taxi
rank directly in front of the main entrance. This is
a safe and secure place to get a black cab but make
sure that the taxi is clearly marked and that the driver
has his license and identification displayed on the
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