Getting around Exeter

Getting in and around the city couldn’t be easier. The Streatham Campus is just a short 20 minute walk to the city centre, where you can explore the wonderful delights that it has to offer.

The Line 4 bus service operates regularly between the city centre and both the Exeter campuses, Streatham and St Luke’s. With buses available daily, starting from 06:20 to the city centre, and the last return bus at 23:24, it provides plenty of opportunities to explore the city outside of your conference or event agenda. Fares to the city centre cost £1.50.

Our Exeter City Centre map can be found here, denoting places of interest throughout the city. Further maps and information can be found on the Visit Exeter pages.

Getting to Exeter by train

St David’s train station is Exeter’s mainline station. Direct trains from London take just 2 hours, Birmingham New Street 2.5 hours, Manchester 4 hours and Leeds 4.5 hours.

Onward travel by foot: It is about ¾ mile, and approximately 15 minutes’ walk from the Streatham Campus. Please see the map indicating the walking route to the campus.

Onward travel by bus: There are also regular bus services on Stagecoach service H from Exeter St David’s to the Streatham Campus. The timetable can be found here.

Onward travel by taxi: The station has its own taxi rank and fares to the campus range from £3 to £6.

From Exeter you can explore Devon and Cornwall by rail, visiting many of the rugged coastal towns and beautiful countryside. Explore the National Rail map here.

Use National Rail Enquiries to plan your route. For passenger information telephone 08457 484950. Tickets can be booked directly via Trainline.

Great Western Railway - delegate discounts

Travelling to campus for a conference? You could be eligible for up to 80% disount on your train ticket with GWR's conference fares.