Getting to York couldn’t be simpler. York is ideally positioned in the heart of the country with direct rail links bringing you from London, Edinburgh and Manchester in around 2 hours. Manchester, Newcastle and Leeds/Bradford airports are all within easy reach and the ports of Hull and Newcastle are both within a two-hour drive. Enjoying the benefits of excellent rail and motorway networks, and direct cycle routes from neighbouring areas, York is undoubtedly one of the most easily accessible cities in the UK.
Plan ahead and check the i-Travel York website for the most up-to-date public transport and travel information.
Important Travel Update – May 2025. If you're planning a trip to York this May, please be aware of ongoing improvement works around York Station. These include:
Nighttime lane closures from 6–9 May
Temporary pedestrian crossings and diverted footpaths
A full closure of Queen Street from 7pm on Saturday 24 May until 6am on Tuesday 27 May
These essential works are part of a major project to create a safer and more accessible gateway to York for pedestrians, wheelchair users, cyclists and bus users. York remains fully open – with the station, shops, attractions, and restaurants operating as usual.
To help make your journey as smooth as possible, please plan ahead and check travel information before you set off: york.gov.uk/StationGateway

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