Buses from Leeds to Huddersfield

Buses from Leeds to Huddersfield: Journey Details

Throughout the week, there are 4 daily buses from Leeds to Huddersfield, two in the morning, one in the afternoon and one in the evening, all operated by National Express. The earliest and latest services are direct, but the others require passengers to change buses en route.

Taking the Bus from Leeds

Buses from Leeds to Huddersfield set out from Leeds Coach Station on Dyer Street, a 5 minute stroll from Kirkgate Market, Leeds outdoor market and the West Yorkshire Playhouse. Open 24 hours a day, the coach station is ½ km from the railway station and main bus interchange, 5-7 minutes by bus from Trinity Mall, the Victoria Quarter and the town's other prime shopping and leisure sites, 7-10 minutes from the Royal Armouries Museum and 12-15 minutes from Leeds University. A City link express bus service runs from Leeds Bradford Airport to the coach terminal from early morning until late evening.

Getting into Huddersfield by Bus

For many years the setting of the long-running TV series “Last of the Summer Wine”, Huddersfield is a West Yorkshire market town with a graceful Victorian city centre and a wide choice of retail destinations both old and new. Huddersfield bus station, the arrival point for buses from Leeds, is located just off the Canongate section of the Huddersfield ring road, on Upperhead Row, with exits on to the High Street and Henry Street. From morning to late afternoon, Huddersfield's free town bus service operates from Stand H, shuttling between the city centre, the University of Huddersfield campus, Kirklees sixth form college and the town's various markets and shopping complexes. Buses to Bradford, Halifax, Wakefield and other neighbouring villages and towns are also available.