Bristol Temple Meads railway station facts for kids
Bristol Temple Meads railway station is a very important train station in Bristol, England. It's a busy hub where many different train lines meet.
From this station, you can catch trains to big cities like London Paddington, Cardiff Central in Wales, and places along the South Coast of England. There are also trains that go towards Taunton.
Some trains, run by South West Trains, can take you all the way to London Waterloo. You can also travel from here to places like Plymouth and Penzance in the southwest. If you're heading north, trains go to Birmingham, Manchester, and even up to Scotland!
Images for kids
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An old picture from around 1843, showing the inside of the train-shed designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel.
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The old headquarters building for the Bristol and Exeter Railway.
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The main entrance to the station, built in the 1870s. The tower used to have a spire until World War II.
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A train going from Paignton to Leeds at Platform 7 (now Platform 5) in 1960.
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The Bristol Airport Flyer bus picking up passengers outside the station in 2008.
See also
In Spanish: Estación de Bristol Temple Meads para niños