Good Journey – Getting to Lyme Car-free
How to get to Lyme by train, bus, bike and foot| Good Journey
How to get to Lyme by train, bus, bike and foot| Good Journey
Third largest city in the Midlands after Birmingham and Leicester, Coventry was a huge centre for the bicycle industry in the 19th century and for car-making in the 20th century. So, it’s the perfect place to visit one of the world’s biggest road transport museums. The location of strategic industries meant the city was bombed in the second world war and much of it was destroyed. In 1962, a new cathedral was built in the ruins of the original medieval one and has become an iconic visitor ...| Good Journey
Creative, diverse, and a city since 2000, Wolverhampton is ready to surprise visitors today. Wool, coal, steel, engineering have all powered Wolverhampton through the centuries. The railways arrived in 1837, the Art Gallery opened in 1884 and the theatre ten years later. Sprawling between the Birmingham conurbation and the Shropshire and Staffordshire countryside, the city's network of buses could carry you to a half-timbered manor house with a world-class art collection or a ‘Capability’...| Good Journey
A lido, a lighthouse, sea views, geo trails and circular forts: Plymouth is packed with interesting coastal sights, shops, cafes and clifftop walks. You can reach them by bus and spend the day exploring. Arrive by train and buy a PlusBus ticket to get unlimited bus travel right across the area. Here are some of the things you can see.| Good Journey
Lovely Exeter, Devon’s ancient capital by the mighty River Exe, has plenty to see in its eighteen square miles. A network of buses can help you reach these sights and a bargain PlusBus ticket makes it easy to hop on and off the buses all day. See Roman walls and a medieval cathedral, a huge collection of movie memorabilia, and bird-haunted marshes by the wide Exe estuary. These are just a few of the adventures you can have by bus in Exeter.| Good Journey
2025 is the 250th birthday of Jane Austen. There are many different festivals, events and activities taking place across the UK to mark the anniversary. Many of the places where Austen lived and worked are now accessible by public transport. Take a trip to Pemberley, follow in her footsteps in Bath, and look at her famous portrait in London. Plan your car-free Jane Austen adventures with us.| Good Journey
Many National Trust properties across the UK offer discounts or rewards for car-free visitors. Find out which sites you could explore without a car and plan your journey today.| Good Journey
Visible from near and far, thirteenth-century Salisbury cathedral is a spectacular example of Early English Gothic architecture. The 123m-high spire – Britain’s tallest – was added in 1320. The popular Town Path leads through water meadows, where John Constable painted views of the cathedral, from the Old Mill at Harnham. To the north of the city is the important site of Old Sarum with its ruined castle and iron age ramparts. A PlusBus ticket can help you reach all these sights and more...| Good Journey
With coastal wetlands, forests and canals in easy reach, Newport in South Wales is surprisingly green. It may sometimes struggle to compete with nearby Cardiff and Bristol in terms of tourist reputation, but has its own treasures: museums and markets, bridges and bars, the grounds of stately Tredegar House and Victorian parks like Belle Vue. A short bus ride north brings you to Roman Caerleon, home to the second Augustan legion for two centuries. And, heading eastwards out the city, you can s...| Good Journey
