Get from London to Bath Spa in as little as 1 hour 12 minutes on the fastest trains, so you can make the most of your time.
The average train journey from London to Bath Spa takes around 1 hour 31 minutes. There are around 52 trains that operate on this route daily.
There are direct trains running on this popular route from London to Bath Spa every day.
Trains on this route are operated by Great Western Railway.
Tickets for this journey start from £13.30. Booking in advance often results in cheaper ticket prices.
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Want to make the most of the summer by travelling around the UK by train? A staycation is a great option, and Bath is a perfect place to explore! We've hand-picked a few things to do here.
Open dawn until dusk, Bathampton Meadows offers the chance to escape the city and connect with nature. The path links Bath city centre to the beautiful countryside that surrounds it. The best part? You can reach it on foot from Bath Spa train station - just remember to bring your walking boots!
If you're visiting over a weekend, check out Walcot Street Market. It's been running for over 40 years. There's all sorts to rummage through, from antiques to vintage clothes and vinyl records. You'll find it in the city centre close to the Assembly Rooms, so it's easily accessible.
Bath is full of museums, including the Holburne Museum, the Victoria Art Gallery and the Roman Baths. If you want history, whether that's Georgian or Roman, Bath's got it!
Split ticketing is a clever way to save money on train travel. Instead of buying one ticket for your whole journey, you buy separate tickets for different sections of the trip — and it often works out cheaper.
You’ll still travel on the same train, with no need to change along the way (in most cases). It’s a simple way to cut the cost of your journey!
Split ticketing is when you buy separate tickets for different sections of your journey, rather than one ticket from start to finish.
Your journey is divided into smaller segments on paper, but you don’t need to leave the train. The only requirement is that the train stops at each of the stations shown on your tickets.
If asked, just make sure to show the correct ticket for the part of the journey you're travelling on.