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Bristol Temple Meads to Severn Beach

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Bristol Temple Meads is undergoing a major refurbishment making the station ready for next generation of passengers.  The restoration of the grade 1 listed roof will create a brighter welcome to the city.

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Artwork displayed  at Lawrence Hill station is created by students of nearby City Academy.

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Bespoke gates at the Stapleton Road entrance to the station were designed and created locally by Mary Reynolds

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The station building at Montpelier is home to Period Fireplaces.  The station building and adjacent wall  is covered street art reflecting the neighbourhood, by Bristol’s very own Silent Hobo 

The station is cared for by the volunteer Friends of Montpelier station.

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The mural at Redland station was designed by children from Cotham Gardens Primary school, with help from local artists Dave Bain and Zoe Power

Redland station is home to Hamilton and Hodson who have been restoring and upholstering furniture in the station building for over 25 years.

The station is cared for by the volunteer Friends of Redland Station.

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Clifton Down station has been adopted by Clifton Down Community Station, who grow a range of flowers and edible produce in the planters on the platform.

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Sea Mills station station has a spectacular mural created by Graft Community cic

The station is cared for by local volunteers.

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Shirehampton is cared for the Shire Greens who are supported by Shirehampton Community Action Forum.

Adjacent to the station is the Daisy field, where 350,000 horses and the men passed through the Shirehampton Remount Depot on their way to the battlefields during World War One.  A special commemorative statue now stands on the site.

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Portway Park and Ride opened in July 2023 as is the he first railway station to open in the Bristol area since 1927.

The facility allows users to park the car free of charge to start direct rail journeys to Clifton Down, Bristol Temple Meads, Weston-super-Mare and all stations in between, avoiding the M5 and Bristol’s Clean Air Zone charges.

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The station has a very special  secret garden tucked away behind Platform 1.  This has been developed and is tended by volunteers from Edible Bristol.  Produce from the garden is donated to the Avonmouth Community Centre Association.

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St Andrews Road station has been adopted by SevernNet who bring together businesses, community and stakeholders across the Avonmouth and Severnside Enterprise Area.

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Severn Beach station is the gateway to costal walks and spectacular views of the Prince of Wales Bridge.

A Forgotten Landscape offers offers a range of resources and ideas for things to do in the area including walks , heritage and sculpture trails.  For refreshments while you are exploring visit the iconic Shirley’s Cafe, Beach Hut Cafe or Downs Bakery.