By Train : The quickest way between Bristol’s neighbouring towns and cities is by train. There are frequent services from Bristol Temple Meads railway station in the city centre and from Bristol Parkway railway station in North Bristol. Times and prices can be found on the GWR website, and the journey takes just 12-15 minutes. By Bus : There is a frequent bus service (route number 39/X39, branded ‘Aquae’) running between Bristol and Bath. First Bus’ West of England day ticket allows unlimited trips on all First buses in Bristol, Bath, and the surrounding region for 24 hours. These tickets can be purchased via the First Bus app or website, on board the bus from the driver, or from the First Bus shop at Bristol Bus & Coach Station. Prices can be found on the First Bus website. By Bike : The Bristol & Bath Railway Path is a 13-mile off-road cycle and foot path linking the two cities, following the route of an old railway line. It takes roughly two and a half hours to cycle from Bristol to Bath, and four and a half hours to walk. Find out more about the Bristol and Bath Railway Path, and where to hire a bike in Bristol. By Road: Bath is roughly a 25-to-40-minute drive from central Bristol without traffic, but may take longer during rush hour times. Routes and parking information can be found on the TravelWest website. If you are driving to Bath, we recommend using the Park & Ride service. Find out more about Bath