London to Bath Bus

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On the coach from London to Bath, you can bring one carry-on (30x42x18 cm, up to 7 kg) and one checked bag (50x80x30 cm, up to 20 kg) at no extra cost. Need more? You can add extra luggage or a bicycle when you book. For full details, check our luggage page.
Coach tickets from London to Bath start from £4.99. For the best fares, book early or choose midweek departures.
The route between London and Bath generally takes about 3 hours by coach and covers approximately 115 miles.
The first coach service from London to Bath is at 07:00.
The day's last coach departure from London to Bath is set for 21:30.
No need to print your ticket. Just show the QR code from your confirmation email or the FlixBus app to the driver when you board your coach from London to Bath.
FlixBus operates 15 coach stops in London and 1 coach stop in Bath. Check the map above to find your pickup and drop-off points.
All coaches from London to Bath are wheelchair accessible and equipped with boarding assistance. Service animals are welcome on board, and wheelchairs, walking aids, and other mobility devices travel free of charge. For full details, check our accessibility services page.
Coaches from London to Bath come with free Wi-Fi, power outlets, extra legroom, and onboard toilets. You can also reserve a seat during booking, subject to availability. For the full list, check our onboard services page.

Travelling by Bus: London to Bath

Travelling from London to Bath with FlixBus is an easy and comfortable way to explore two of England’s most iconic cities. Whether you're setting off for a relaxing weekend getaway or a cultural escape, this route brings together London’s metropolitan energy with Bath’s historic charm. With FlixBus offering reliable, affordable connections, your journey becomes not only convenient but also a great way to enjoy the English countryside along the way.

Departing from London by Bus

FlixBus departures from London are strategically located to ensure easy access for travellers. The city boasts an impressive range of public transport options, helping you reach your departure point without hassle:

  • Underground Network: London’s extensive underground rail system—commonly called the Tube—makes it simple to reach any part of the city. With 11 lines and more than 270 stations, the Tube operates throughout the day, with key routes like the Piccadilly, Jubilee, and Central lines running all night on weekends.
  • Docklands Light Railway (DLR): Serving the eastern districts, the DLR is a fully automated train system connecting places like Stratford, Canary Wharf, and Greenwich. It integrates smoothly with the Tube and runs on the same fare structure, making it a useful add-on to your journey.
  • City Buses: London's signature red buses are a scenic way to travel, especially for shorter distances or sightseeing. While travel times can vary due to traffic, buses operate around the clock and reach many locations the Tube doesn’t cover.
  • Tramlink: If you’re based in South London, the tram service in areas like Croydon may be an efficient link to your FlixBus stop. Though limited in coverage, it’s useful if you're staying in the southern suburbs.
  • Taxis: Black cabs are an iconic option for direct travel across the city. While pricier than public transport, they are ideal for groups or travellers with luggage who need a direct, door-to-door ride to the FlixBus terminal.

Arriving in Bath by Bus

Once you arrive in Bath, you’ll find yourself in a city that blends historical splendour with modern accessibility. From the FlixBus stop, it’s easy to get around and start your exploration using these transport options:

  • Local Coach Services: Several operators, including the Bath Bus Company, run reliable routes connecting central Bath to nearby villages and towns. These coaches are especially useful if you're continuing your journey beyond the city limits.
  • On Foot: Bath’s compact layout makes walking one of the best ways to discover its sights. Most major attractions, shopping streets, and dining spots are within a short stroll of each other, allowing for a relaxed and immersive experience.
  • Cycling: With designated bike lanes and rental schemes available across the city, cycling is a great way to get around while enjoying Bath’s scenic streets and parks. Ideal for short trips or a leisurely ride by the river.
  • Taxis: For added convenience, taxis are readily available throughout Bath. Whether you're carrying bags or simply prefer a quicker transfer to your hotel, a cab can offer a direct and stress-free journey.

Top 10 Things to See in Bath

  1. The Roman Baths: Step into ancient history at this remarkably preserved Roman site, where steaming thermal waters and impressive architecture transport you back to the first century.
  2. Royal Crescent: One of the UK’s finest examples of Georgian architecture, this sweeping arc of 30 terraced houses offers a picture-perfect view of 18th-century elegance.
  3. No. 1 Royal Crescent: Explore what life was like in Georgian Bath through this meticulously restored townhouse, filled with period furniture and fascinating exhibits.
  4. Bath Abbey: With its soaring fan-vaulted ceilings and stunning stained glass, this iconic church stands as a masterpiece of Gothic architecture in the heart of the city.
  5. Prior Park Landscape Garden: Escape the bustle with a walk through this serene National Trust site, known for its beautiful grounds and the graceful Palladian Bridge.
  6. Jane Austen Centre: Celebrate the life and works of Bath’s most famous literary resident through engaging displays and costumed guides that bring her world to life.
  7. The Pump Room: Once a fashionable meeting place for 18th-century high society, this elegant venue still serves traditional afternoon tea beneath sparkling chandeliers.
  8. The Circus: Inspired by classical Roman architecture, this grand circle of Georgian homes is a visual delight and a must-see for fans of historic design.
  9. Beckford’s Tower: Climb to the top of this 120-foot neoclassical tower for panoramic views over Bath’s rooftops and rolling hills beyond.
  10. Herschel Museum of Astronomy: Discover where the planet Uranus was first observed in 1781, and learn more about the life and work of astronomer William Herschel.

Bath offers a rich blend of architectural beauty, historical depth, and cultural experiences, making it a destination that rewards both first-time visitors and seasoned explorers alike.

Coaches to Bath from London: everything you need to know

  • Bus ticket price: you can travel between London and Bath starting from £4.99.
  • Average duration: the bus from London to Bath lasts approximately 3 hours.
  • Distance covered: the distance between London and Bath is 115 miles, with some variation depending on the bus route and intermediate stops.
  • London to Bath bus schedules: to check coach departure times between London and Bath, select your travel data to view all available journeys, including timetables and prices. You’ll then be shown every available trip option with full schedules and fares. You can do this by using the selector at the top of the page or via the interactive map.
  • Bus departure frequency: about 6 departures per day.
  • Bus departure and drop off points: in London, there are 15 coach stops. As for Bath, it's served by a single stop: Bath Bus Station. You can locate the FlixBus stops on the map above on this page.
  • Weekend trips: with FlixBus, you can depart London on Friday and return on Sunday for a perfect weekend getaway in Bath.