Huddersfield to Leeds bus

Buses from Huddersfield to Leeds: Journey Details

Buses from Huddersfield to Leeds are operated by National Express Coaches, and take between 1.5 and 3.5 hours. There are four departures a day, running from early morning, until around 11:00 p.m. Some services are direct, while others connect at Sheffield. Local buses operated by Arriva, First Bradford and First Calderdale and Huddersfield also make the journey, with frequent departures throughout the day and evening.

Taking the Bus from Huddersfield

All buses from Huddersfield to Leeds depart from Huddersfield Bus Station, located in the town centre, much of which is pedestrianised and easy to access by foot. Local buses operate on routes circling the town, or to nearby villages. Taxis are available at the bus station.

Getting into Leeds by Bus

Leeds is a vibrant and cosmopolitan city, full of shopping, culture and historic attractions. Much of its architecture is Victorian and Georgian, giving the city an elegant feel. Leeds also has one of the UK's largest student populations, supporting its lively nightlife. The revitalised Clarence Docks area houses the Royal Leeds Art Gallery and the Royal Armouries Museum, while the streets around the Corn Exchange have a more Bohemian feel. Buses from Huddersfield to Leeds terminate at Leeds Central Bus Station or at the Dyer Street Coach Station, both conveniently located in the city centre. Leeds has an efficient and extensive bus network operated by First Leeds. The LeedsCityBus service has regular routes around the pedestrianised city centre, while local buses run to the universities, the suburbs and the airport. Night buses operate throughout the week, with extra services added by the universities at weekends. Taxi ranks are located at the coach and bus stations.