Bath Spa railway station

Bath Spa is a railway station in Bath, England, serving as the main transport hub for passengers traveling to and from the city. The station features Victorian-era architecture constructed in honey-colored stone with graceful arched canopies covering the platforms and multiple tracks for regional and long-distance services.

The station opened in 1840 and initially had simpler structures before receiving its current Victorian design in the mid-1800s. It has remained a key railway hub for Bath since then, with modern facilities added over time while maintaining its historic character.

The station has multiple entrances and is fairly straightforward to navigate, with signage in English and information points stationed along the platforms. Whether arriving early or during busy periods, allow time to orient yourself and check the departure boards for current service details.

Location: Bath and North East Somerset

Location: Bath

Architects: Isambard Kingdom Brunel

Official opening: 1840

Website: http://nationalrail.co.uk/stations_destinations/BTH.aspx

GPS coordinates: 51.37750,-2.35640

Latest update: December 15, 2025 13:27