Would like to know if there is a bus service direct from Bath to St.Pancras to hop on the Eurostar to Paris. We know about the train from Bath to Paddington and the tube to St.Pancras. But is there an easier way (with luggage and all) to get to St.Pancras?
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Minneapolis, MN, USA
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There is no direct bus service from Bath to St Pancras. Some National Express coaches stop at Heathrow and Earl's Court before arriving at the Victoria coach station. Others stop only at Earl's Court on their way to Victoria. If you don't want to take the Tube from Paddington to King's Cross/St Pancras, you could take a taxi.
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OP
Prevost, Quebec, Canada
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The train and tube it will be :(
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Minneapolis, MN, USA
8700 posts
You can take either the Hammersmith & City Line or the Circle Line directly from Paddington to King's Cross/St Pancras.
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OP
Prevost, Quebec, Canada
7 posts
Do you have an idea how much a taxi would cost from Paddington to St.Pancras, we are 4 adults.
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Bristol, UK
619 posts
The quickest way from Bath to Paris is by plane from Bristol Airport. You can check flight times and prices through www.bristolairport.co.uk. It shows three airlines on this route, but I think that Flybe and Air France are probably a code share. The train journey is nice, but it is longer and probably more expensive overall.
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Minneapolis, MN, USA
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A taxi should cost under 15 GBP. You can fly directly from Bristol to CDG on easyJet for as little as £24.99.