Getting There

Public Transport

• On foot - The Amphitheatre is marked on clear city centre map signs and i-plus points which can be found throughout the city centre. ·
• By bicycle or taxi - The city centre contains bicycle parks and taxi ranks.
• By bus - All bus services in the city stop in the city centre - just a few minutes walk away from the Amphitheatre.
• By coach - The Amphitheatre is a 15 minute walk from Bristol bus station.·
• By train - Temple Meads is the nearest mainline station. The Harbourside is 20 minutes walk from the station (follow signs to city centre). Alternately Number 7 Boat Trips run a service from Temple Quay by the station to the centre. This service leaves at 35 past every hour and takes about 15 minutes. Otherwise, buses from Temple Meads leave every ten minutes from the station to the city centre.
• By Park and Ride - There are three park and ride schemes around the city. The parking sites are located at Long Ashton, A4 Bath Road, and the A4 Portway.

TRAVELLING MADE EASIER ACROSS THE WEST OF ENGLAND

www.travelwest.info is a comprehensive online source of travel information for the west of England, covering Bristol, Bath, Weston-Super-Mare and surrounding areas. It includes up to date and real time information for however you choose to travel. It's a really handy reference to have on your mobile phone browser to check bus times or travel disruption while you're out and about.

The Travelwest road show team will be at Vegfest on Saturday 25th May to offer helpful and friendly advice about any aspect of travel around the region. 
They can advise about public transport options in your local area; discuss ways to help you get cycling; and even show you how to find car share buddies.
Come along and say hello ......