London to Bratislava coach

Coaches from London to Bratislava

Taking the coach from London is a good way to reach Bratislava. There are two to three coaches every day, including weekends and weekdays, and the journey time will be between 23 and 33 hours, depending on how long layovers take. No buses run direct to Bratislava and a change will be required, generally in Brussels.

Which coach companies travel from London to Bratislava?

Buses to Bratislava from London are provided by RegioJet, FlixBus and Eurolines. All travel indirect to the Slovakian capital with at least one stop along the way.

How long is the coach from London to Bratislava?

Travellers can expect long journeys between London and Bratislava when they take the coach. Journey times range widely between 23 hours and 33 hours. Passengers should choose a service with a relatively short layover time to ensure the fastest possible journey.

How many coaches are there from London to Bratislava?

There are daily connections between London and Bratislava, so arranging bus journeys shouldn't be a problem. Travellers will find a choice of two to three buses on weekdays and weekends.

What are the departure and arrival stations for coaches from London to Bratislava?

Departure coach station: Buses to Bratislava always depart from London Victoria Coach Station. Located in west London, not far from West End hotels or districts like Kensington and Knightsbridge, Victoria is easily accessible via the London Underground, local buses, taxis and overground rail connections. Express buses also link the coach station to Heathrow and Gatwick airports if required. There are a few on-site dining and shopping options but travellers may prefer to check out the options at the shopping arcade attached to Victoria Station.

Arrival coach station: There are two arrival points in Bratislava. Firstly, the city's Central Station lies north of the city centre, about one mile from the historic core. Getting into town shouldn't pose any problems with direct tram connections on tram numbers 1, 3, 13 and 18. Travellers should allow 10-15 minutes to reach downtown areas. The station also has WiFi and basic shopping facilities, so arrivals can grab a bite to eat or other essentials. Alternatively, buses stop at Novy Most, right next to the River Danube. Novy Most will suit travellers headed to downtown hotels and other accommodation and has excellent bus and tram links to western and southern suburbs.