🇬🇧 Bristol Temple Meads

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ब्रिस्टल Temple Meads is one of England's oldest surviving mainline रेलवे स्टेशन, with the original टर्मिनस building designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel for the Great Western Railway dating from 1840. The station सेवा देती है as the main रेल हब for ब्रिस्टल and the wider West of England, with Great Western Railway इंटरसिटी सेवाएँ to लंदन Paddington, CrossCountry trains to the Midlands and the North, and local services पार Somerset, Wiltshire, and South Wales. Its Grade I listed Victorian and Tudor Gothic स्टेशन भवन makes it सबसे अधिक में से एक स्थापत्यly महत्वपूर्ण रेलवे स्टेशन in the यूनाइटेड किंगडम.

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देश	🇬🇧 United Kingdom
प्रकार	Standard
निर्देशांक	51.449093, -2.581349
समय क्षेत्र	Europe/London
कनेक्शन	0
UIC कोड	7032310

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City bus number 8 and कई other routes से चलती हैं Temple Meads to the शहर का केंद्र and Broadmead shopping area in लगभग 15 मिनट. The station is भी a short taxi or cycle ride from the harbourside and Cabot Circus.

Great Western Railway संचालित होती है most services including सीधी ट्रेनें to लंदन Paddington (लगभग एक घंटा 45 मिनट), Wales, and the South West. CrossCountry भी सेवा देती है Temple Meads with trains to बर्मिंघम, the North East, and Scotland.

हाँ, the original टर्मिनस building designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel opened in 1840 and is one of the oldest surviving रेलवे स्टेशन in the world still in use. The ऐतिहासिक train shed is a listed building and a landmark of early Victorian engineering.

Self-service सामान लॉकर उपलब्ध हैं at Temple Meads. The station कॉन्कोर्स has विभिन्न कैफे, a WHSmith, and a Costa, इसे बनाते हुए आरामदायक for waiting के बीच trains.

हाँ, GWR trains के बीच चलती हैं ब्रिस्टल Temple Meads and Bath Spa in around 11 मिनट, with very बार-बार departures पूरे दिन. This is सबसे अधिक में से एक लोकप्रिय short rail journeys in England.