Birmingham to Worcester bus

Buses from Birmingham to Worcester: Journey Details

Worcester lies 39 kilometres southwest of Birmingham and comfortable bus services make the journey between the two Midlands cities each day. National Express operates 2 daily buses from Birmingham to Worcester, one leaving mid afternoon and the other early evening. Both services involve a change of coach at Cheltenam. The evening service takes 3 hours, and the afternoon departure takes 4 hours and 55 minutes due to a longer stopover. Other than Cheltenam, the coach makes no other stops.

Taking the Bus from Birmingham

Buses from Birmingham to Worcester leave from the coach station on Mill Lane, Digbeth. The station concourse is open 24/7 with the ticket office operating between 9:00 a.m and 7:00 p.m. Passengers can reach the station from all over the city and surrounding area by taking local buses operated by Arriva West Midlands, Diamond Bus, and Johnsons. Also Green Parking at nearby Digbeth High Street and Oxford High Street offers convenient and affordable parking for those arriving by car. Moor Street Railway Station is situated around 650 metres away for passengers arriving by train.

Getting into Worcester by Bus

Worcester is a historic city and the source of that piquant favourite Worcestershire Sauce, and the famous Royal Worcester Porcelain. Landmarks include Worcester Cathedral which dates back to the 12th-century. Worcester played a key role in the English Civil War and there is much to delight history buffs. Visitors can also head out into the surrounding countryside and enjoy the local waterways including the nearby River Severn. Buses from Birmingham arrive at Worcester Bus Station centrally located in the Crowngate Centre on Friary Walk. Passengers can continue their journeys on buses operated by First Midlands, Diamond and Woosh.