Travelling to the city of Bath

The main ways of getting to the city of Bath if you are visiting the University.
Bath has excellent transport links. Bath Spa train station is on the main line between Bristol and London, Bristol Airport is about an hour away and the city is close to the M4 motorway.
The main ways of getting to the city of Bath if you are visiting the University.
Bath operates a charging Clean Air Zone (CAZ) in the city centre. Check if charges apply to your vehicle before you travel to Bath.
Check the traffic on your route to the University.
The best ways to get to our campus from the city centre are by bus, cycling, or walking.
The University's main campus is located in Claverton Down, on the east side of Bath.
Bus services you can take to and from the University's Claverton Down campus.
From 6 October riders on Voi e-scooters can now get to and from campus after the trial zone was expanded to include a route via Widcombe Hill.
Getting to the Claverton Down campus by bike or on foot.
Visit the Campus travel blog for updates on travelling to the University.
You can drive to the campus but parking is limited so we would always recommend public transport as your first option. The city centre also operates a charging Clean Air Zone (CAZ), so you may be charged for driving through Bath.
Where you can park on campus and how much you will have to pay.
Information about the main car parks on our Claverton Down campus.
Where to park and charge your electric car, motorbike or scooter on the University campus.
Where to park your motorcycle on our Claverton Down campus.
How much it costs to park in Pay to Park spaces on our Claverton Down campus.
Where to park when you visit the Virgil Building, including location, prices and other details for Manvers Street Car Park.
Accessible routes, toilets, and car parking for Blue Badge holders on our campus.
Find out about disabled parking, accessible routes around campus and the accessibility of our buildings and facilities.
Use this map to find disabled parking spaces and wheelchair access routes on the Claverton Down campus.