Kingston upon Hull to Manchester bus with Megabus

Buses from Hull to Manchester

Buses from Hull to Manchester run several times a day. They depart from Hull City Centre, and arrive at Manchester Coach Station. From Monday to Saturday, the first service is usually at about 9:10 a.m, while the last bus departs at approximately 7:20 p.m. The timetable differs on Sundays with the first service being at approximately 10:10 a.m, and the last service at about 3:40 p.m. The distance between the two cities is around 97 miles (156 kilometres), and the fastest bus takes 3 hours 40 minutes to complete the trip. Buses from Hull to Manchester are indirect, and involve changing bus at Leeds Coach Station. National Express is the main bus operator for this journey.

Taking the Bus from Hull

Buses from Hull to Manchester depart from the Hull Paragon Interchange Train and Coach Station, which is located in the heart of Hull and within walking distance of shopping and attractions. A taxi rank is located at the station entrance. Stagecoach and East Yorkshire Motor Services operate Hull's network of buses, which includes limited night bus routes between the city and its university.

Getting into Manchester by Bus

The large city of Manchester grew rapidly during the 18th and 19th century Industrial Revolutions, evidence of which is still visible across much of the city. Manchester, often called The Capital of the North, is popular with visitors for its culture, attractions, dining and music scene, as well as for the countryside on its doorstep. Medieval walls can still be seen in Castlefield, while Manchester Cathedral, in the Millennium Quarter, is the widest cathedral in Britain. Popular museums and galleries include The Lowry, The People's Museum and the Museum of Science and Industry. Buses from Hull to Manchester arrive at Manchester Coach Station on Chorlton Street, close to Manchester Piccadilly Train Station and within easy walking district of Manchester's historic attractions and shopping malls, such as The Arndale Centre. Manchester's extensive public transport network is made up of trams and local buses, including night routes, operated by First Bus. Taxi ranks are located at Chorlton Street Bus Station.