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Whether you’re based in the city, the countryside, or somewhere in between, you’ll be able to quickly travel to most places in the UK and see a lot during your time here. Eurostar, international coaches, and excellent flight connections mean that Europe is also within easy reach.

Trains

A vast rail network exists in cities and towns around the United Kingdom. A 16-25 railcard, which enables you to save money on train travel throughout the UK, is available to anybody between the ages of 16 and 25 and full-time students of any age.

Metro and Underground Network

Underground subterranean stations will automatically combine your train and Oyster card benefits to provide these savings. Top-up, pay-as-you-go, and student cards are also available in other cities. Underground trains are available in London, Glasgow, Liverpool, and Tyne and Wear.

Buses

Regular bus services are available in most UK towns and cities. When you board, you can purchase a ticket from the driver. Consider buying a season ticket to save money.

Coaches

Hundreds of British cities, towns, and airports are listed, including information on accessible coach fares, average coach fares, and 24-hour service.

Automobiles and taxis

In every major city and town, taxis are easily accessible. If you plan to drive in the UK, you will want an up-to-date license and insurance. Additionally, the car needs to be taxed and registered. 

Cycle

In the UK, cycling is very popular and a fantastic way to remain active, save money, and travel around the area or town. Many universities offer bike safety and maintenance workshops, cycling clubs, or buddy programs to support students who ride bikes.