By Car
Stoke-on-Trent City Centre is just minutes away from Junction 15 of the M6, making it simple to travel to from surrounding towns and cities like Stafford, Manchester and Birmingham. Once you arrive, there’s plenty of parking available including that of John Street, Hinde Street, Meigh Street, Pall Mall and NCP car parks on Trinity Street and Sampson Street. Find the full list of parking spaces here. Free parking for 3 hours is available at Tesco and Sainsburys. Parking on The Potteries Centre costs just £1.50 after 4pm and all day Sunday.
By Bus
Route 25 is a useful route to know as it operates up to every 10 minutes between Keele, Staffordshire University, Stoke Rail Station and the City Centre. The City Centre bus station is located just a few minutes walk to the main shopping, dining and entertainment areas. Many First Potteries and D&G buses stop within the City Centre. Head to https://www.firstgroup.com/potteries or https://www.dgbus.co.uk/tickets.html for more information.
By Train
Our closest railway station is in Stoke which is just over one mile away from the city centre. Whilst it’s just a 25 minute walk away, it’s really simple to get public transport too. A taxi takes just minutes and you’ll have no issues in flagging one down since there’s a taxi rank just to the left of the station. There are regular buses from right outside the station into the City Centre, most notably the 25 which comes every 10 minutes. Those travelling on trains from Manchester and Birmingham can expect to reach Stoke within 40 minutes and 55 minutes, respectively. To check out the train times and routes, visit The Trainline which brings together in one website (or app) all rail, coach and other travel services into one simple experience so you can get the best prices and smart, real-time travel info on the go.
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