Trains to Bangor

A small city on the North Wales coast, Bangor has a fascinating history and a very modern university. Here's all you need to know about visiting by train.

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Food & Drink in Bangor

There’s no shortage of great places to eat and drink in Bangor, from quirky eateries to more traditional options.

Things to do in Bangor

Whether you’re a thrill seeker, a lover of architecture or looking for a great day out, you’ll find the perfect activity.

What to see in Bangor

Appreciate scenic spots, impressive architecture and natural beauty here in the quaint city of Bangor.

Where to stay in Bangor

Whether you’re a nature lover who wants to get stuck in with camping or a fan of luxury stays, you’ll find the perfect accommodation.

Discover Bangor

One of the smallest cities in the UK, Bangor has a population of around 16,000 – it’s the ancient cathedral that is its ticket to city status. Bangor’s historical roots and modern buzz unite today to create a small but upbeat university city.

Though brimming with attractions to visit all year round, the city’s tourism peaks over the summer. With natural beauty spots and peaceful green spaces, seeing Bangor in the sunshine is a must.

Bangor Highlights

Bangor Railway Station opened in 1848, helping the city to grow
Bangor is located between the scenic Eryri mountains and the Menai Strait
The site of Bangor Cathedral has religious roots that can be traced back to the 6th century
Bangor Garth Pier is the second longest in Wales
The city’s peaceful Bible garden grows any plant mentioned in the Bible

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Station Information

Prepare to feel Bangor’s charm as soon as you step off of the train. With an array of station facilities and nearby attractions, your trip to this fascinating city will begin right away.

Main station: Bangor Station
Location: Located just out of the city centre, near West End and Glan Adda
Facilities: Step-free access, toilets, accessible ticket machines, height-adjusted ticket office counter, induction loop, ramp for train access
Taxi information: There is a taxi rank in front of the station
Parking: North and South car parks available
Nearby attractions include: Bangor University (14-minute walk), Eithinog Nature Reserve (21-minute walk), Garth Pier (24-minute walk)

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