Bus from Durham to Bridgwater
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Durham to Bridgwater bus details
Our route M82 bus stops at 12 stops between Durham and Bridgwater. The bus sets off from University, Palatine Centre (Southbound) and drops you off at lay-by between Huntworth Roundabout A38 and M5 Junction 24
Durham
Bridgwater
Bridgwater is a small town 60 km south of Bristol and 21 km from the mouth of the River Parrett.
Places of interest to visit:
The Blake Museum is housed in the restored 17th Century home of the Blake family.
The Somerset Brick and Tile Museum tells the story of brick and tile manufacturing which was once a major industry in Bridgwater.
The Bridgwater and Taunton Canal opened in 1827 to link the two towns. It no longer serves a commercial purpose but now provides opportunities for boating and for pleasant walks along its banks.
Places of interest to visit:
The Blake Museum is housed in the restored 17th Century home of the Blake family.
The Somerset Brick and Tile Museum tells the story of brick and tile manufacturing which was once a major industry in Bridgwater.
The Bridgwater and Taunton Canal opened in 1827 to link the two towns. It no longer serves a commercial purpose but now provides opportunities for boating and for pleasant walks along its banks.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does it take to travel from Durham to Bridgwater by bus?
The fastest bus from Durham to Bridgwater takes 10 hours 15 minutes
When is the first bus from Durham to Bridgwater?
The earliest bus from Durham to Bridgwater leaves at 11:35
When is the last bus from Durham to Bridgwater?
The latest bus from Durham to Bridgwater leaves at 11:35
How many daily bus trips are there from Durham to Bridgwater?
megabus runs up to 1 trips per day from Durham to Bridgwater