Travel & Accommodation

Arrival

Arriving at the University

The 5th International Antibody Validation Meeting will take place in the East Building at the University of Bath Claverton road campus.

The East Building is located only minutes from the bus drop off points and the closest carpark: East Carpark.

A directory of University locations and buildings can be found here.

Accessibility

AccessAble provides access information for the Univeristy campus and facilities including information on parking, wheelchair points, lifts and the Meeting venue (East Building accessibility).

Travel

Travel advice

The University of Bath has excellent transport links. In this section you will find information on how to travel to and from the University by car, bus, bike or on foot as well as how to get to the city of Bath.

The campus is located in Claverton Down, on the east side of Bath. View maps of the University's location and a directory of University buildings.

Public transport

The easiest way to travel to the University is by public transport. You can travel to Bath by train and bus and the nearest train station is Bath Spa.

There are a number of frequent bus services available. The 20, 22, U1 and U2 services all start and terminate at the centre of campus, and travel through the city centre.

Driving

If you are driving and want to use a satnav to find your way to the University, our GPS coordinates are latitude 51.378344, longitude -2.325202.

Please note that the main entrance to the campus is accessed via Norwood Avenue (BA2 7BA), not Quarry Road.

Pay & Display parking for drivers is available on campus. There is also parking for motorcycles and electric vehicles, with charging points.

Cycling, walking and taxis

There are a number of popular cycling and walking routes to the University, with facilities such as showers and cycle parking sheds available across campus.

There are many taxi companies operating in Bath. Taxi ranks are located in front of the train station, next to the Abbey and at the University itself.

Accessibility

AccessAble provides access information for the Univeristy campus and facilities including information on parking, wheelchair points, lifts and the Meeting venue (East Building accessibility).

Accommodation

Accommodation advice

With the centre of the City so close by accommodation options are plentiful, spaces do fill up quickly though so it's best to book early to avoid disappointment!