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This rather grand station was built in 1841 and designed by Brunel (who also designed the Clifton Suspension Bridge and SS Great Britain). It's ten minutes walk from the city center and is served by numerous buses. From here you can catch a train that will take you either directly or via connections, to any other station in the country, as well as many of Bristol's neighborhood stops. Inside the station there are a couple of coffee vendors, some food outlets, a newsagent, phones, toilets, cash points and bus and taxi ranks. The ticket office is open 5a-9.30p Monday to Friday and 6.45a-9.30p Saturday to Sunday for immediate travel and there's also an office for European train travel and advance bookings, as well as two inquiry points. Queues often form at all of these, so allow yourself at least fifteen minutes prior to travel to ensure you get your ticket in time. Call +44 8457 00 0125 or visit their website for more information.
