Bus to Cardiff

Buses to Cardiff: Journey Details

As the capital of Wales, Cardiff is well served by regular bus services from various parts of Wales as well as across the rest of the UK. National Express runs several buses to Cardiff, including direct services from London, Manchester, Birmingham, Bristol, Norwich and Exeter, as well as Swansea and many towns in the north of Wales. Flixbus also operates similar bus services to and from most large cities in England, Wales and Scotland. Welsh coach company TrawsCymru run a service to other parts of the country such as Aberystwyth and several parts of West Wales.

Cardiff Central

A stone's throw from the Millennium Stadium, the central hub of transport is Cardiff Central. Located on Wood Street, right in the heart of the city, the bus terminal and railway station make for an important interchange point for bus and train services. Those travelling on to Cardiff Airport can change here for regular direct bus services.

About Cardiff

The capital of Wales since 1955, Cardiff is an increasingly popular destination just a couple of hours from London. A burgeoning centre of commerce and culture, the city pulls over 14 million visitors each year with its range of restaurants, entertainment and shopping. Some of the city's attractions include the Senedd (the National Assembly building), Cardiff Castle, Llandaff Cathedral and the Chapter Arts Centre, one of the leading arts centres in Europe.