Coach to Milton Keynes

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20:001h30
London, Victoria Coach Station
21:30Milton Keynes, Coachway
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London, Victoria Coach Station
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20:45Milton Keynes, Coachway
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How to Get to Milton Keynes by Bus

Bus and coach services to Milton Keynes generally terminate at Milton Keynes Coachway, which was the first coach interchange in the UK. Local services run from Milton Keynes to the areas surrounding the town, with the coachway acting as the terminus of services from London, Scotland and Oxford. National services to Milton Keynes are operated by National Express and Stagecoach, with the major route to the town coming from nearby London. The Milton Keynes bus services follow the M1 motorway the whole way north to Scotland. Services also head south from the north west of England to Birmingham and on to Milton Keynes. A route also operates that crosses the country to the west from Milton Keynes, bringing visitors into the town from the historic areas of Oxford and Cambridge.

Milton Keynes

Created as on the many new towns announced by the British government in the 1960s, Milton Keynes has a short history dating back to 1963. This large town quickly grew as a major commuter area for those working in London, who wished to escape the bustle of the city each night. Despite its short history, Milton Keynes does house a museum at the famous Bletchley House, legendary as a code breaking unit during World War II. The town does boast a number of buildings designed by some of the most celebrated international architects of the 20th century, including the stunning Central Milton Keynes Shopping Centre, described as the best example of 20th century retail buildings in the UK. A number of literary festivals also take place in Milton Keynes, including an annual open mike poetry festival.

How to Get to Milton Keynes by Bus

Bus and coach services to Milton Keynes generally terminate at Milton Keynes Coachway, which was the first coach interchange in the UK. Local services run from Milton Keynes to the areas surrounding the town, with the coachway acting as the terminus of services from London, Scotland and Oxford. National services to Milton Keynes are operated by National Express and Stagecoach, with the major route to the town coming from nearby London. The Milton Keynes bus services follow the M1 motorway the whole way north to Scotland. Services also head south from the north west of England to Birmingham and on to Milton Keynes. A route also operates that crosses the country to the west from Milton Keynes, bringing visitors into the town from the historic areas of Oxford and Cambridge.

Milton Keynes

Created as on the many new towns announced by the British government in the 1960s, Milton Keynes has a short history dating back to 1963. This large town quickly grew as a major commuter area for those working in London, who wished to escape the bustle of the city each night. Despite its short history, Milton Keynes does house a museum at the famous Bletchley House, legendary as a code breaking unit during World War II. The town does boast a number of buildings designed by some of the most celebrated international architects of the 20th century, including the stunning Central Milton Keynes Shopping Centre, described as the best example of 20th century retail buildings in the UK. A number of literary festivals also take place in Milton Keynes, including an annual open mike poetry festival.

Coach companies: Megabus, National Express and West Midland Trains to Milton Keynes

You can travel by coach to Milton Keynes with Megabus, National Express and West Midland Trains. When you search Omio for times and tickets, we’ll show you the best deals available.

National Express is the UK’s leading long-distance coach provider operating over 550 coaches per day and serving over 900 destinations across the UK. National Express also operates coach services to all major UK airports, such as Heathrow, Gatwick, Stansted, Luton and Bristol, 24 hours a day. All National Express coaches have air conditioning and provide free WiFi access along with onboard entertainment. Most coaches come with seat belts and power outlets at every seat, so you can charge your phone or laptop during a long journey. For your coach to Milton Keynes, you can select from three ticket fares: Restricted Fare, Standard Fare, and Fully Flexible Fare.

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