Bath Spa Railway Station

Bath Spa Railway Station is Bath’s main train station. A Grade II listed building, Bath Spa was built in 1840 for the Great Western Railway by Isambard Kingdom Brunel.

Platform at the station

Trains

Bath Spa has regular inter-city First Great Western services to London Paddington in west London via Swindon & Reading. There are also limited services to London Waterloo via Salisbury and Basingstoke with South West Trains and First Great Western trains to Bristol Temple Meads Station.

In addition, there are also trains from Bath Spa to Portsmouth Harbour in Portsmouth and Gloucester, in the Cotswolds, Westbury and the south coast resort town of Weymouth.

Platform

A weekday morning CrossCountry train to Edinburgh Waverley Station via Bristol, Birmingham New Street, Sheffield and Newcastle departs from Bath.

Oldfield Park is Bath’s only other station now in use with some services to Bristol.

Nearby

Bath Spa is close to Bath’s main bus station near the SouthGate shopping centre and provides excellent access with ramps leading up to both platforms.

Bath Spa Station, Bath, UK.

The station concourse has an ATM, WiFi access, shops, and a tourist information centre on platform 1.

Access – Getting There

Bath Spa Station
Dorchester Street
Bath
BA1 1SU
Google map of Bath Spa

Map of Bath in the southwest of England

Accommodation in Bath

Bath offers a range of accommodations to suit all budgets. Some recommended places to stay in Bath include the three-star Holiday Inn Express Bath, the four-star Hilton Bath City Hotel, and the superb, luxury five-star The Gainsborough Bath Spa. The Royal Hotel stands opposite the station.

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