Welsh Government offices

By vehicle only

The Holyhead office is a specialised site and is situated within Stena port. It is currently by appointment only and in relation to Marine and Fisheries. It can be accessed by vehicle only and further instructions will be provided when an appointment has been booked.

By bus

The main bus stop in Caernarfon is located at Poolside which is a 6 minute walk from the office. For bus timetables visit Traveline Cymru. For local bus timetables visit Gwynedd Council website for further information.

By train

The nearest train station to Caernarfon is at Bangor which is approximately 9 miles away. A bus connection from the station bus stop is required to get to Caernarfon. For bus and train timetables visit Traveline Cymru.

By bike

There are 2 cycle paths that pass close to the Caernarfon office. You can find information on these cycling routes on the Sustrans website. There is a bike rack near the office where bikes can be stored during the day.

By bus

There is a bus stop on site and the Bus Number 24 service between Llandudno Junction Railway Station and Colwyn Bay Railway Station stops here throughout the day. Additional bus services stop on Narrow Lane and Conwy Road which are less than 5 minutes’ walk from the office and service a wide range of destinations.

By train

Trains to and from Cardiff, London and Manchester provide services at Llandudno Junction Railway Station which is about 15 minutes’ walk from the office.

By bike

There are shared cycle routes in Llandudno Junction but they don’t directly serve the office. The office has a secure covered bike rack outside the office to leave and lock your bike while attending the site.

By bus

The office is a 2 minute walk from Wrexham Bus station.

By train

The closest train station is Wrexham General. The office is a 5 minute walk on the same road.

By bike

There are no cycle lanes close to the office.

By bus

Buses connect to the Aberystwyth bus station from a variety of locations.  For timetables and information about buses you can contact Traveline Cymru.

By train

Transport for Wales (TWF) operates an hourly service to and from Aberystwyth, with connections to Cardiff and North Wales via Shrewsbury. Visit National Rail Enquiries to plan your journey by rail.

By bike

Passengers arriving at Aberystwyth by train or bus can reach the office by bike via Plascrug Avenue or along the Boulevard De Saint Brieuc.

By bus

There are local bus links from Llandrindod Wells bus station to the office. There is a bus stop at Powys County Council Offices.

By train

The office is a 10-minute walk from Llandrindod Wells train station (located on Station Crescent LD1 5BB). There are local bus links from the station to the office.

By bike

There are no cycle lanes close to the office. The office has a secure covered bike rack outside the office to leave and lock your bike while attending the site.

By bus

The nearest bus stop to the office is a short walk away, located off Back Lane (opposite Argos).  A Powys Bus Timetable is available on Traveline Cymru.

By train

The office is a short walk from Newtown train station (located on Old Kerry Road). You can get to this station on the Cambrian line directly with Transport for Wales (TFW). TFW also run services between the Midlands, north Wales and south Wales to Newtown via Shrewsbury. To find your route visit the TFW website.

By bike

There are no cycle lanes close to the office. The office has a secure covered bike rack outside the office to leave and lock your bike while attending the site.

By bus

There are local bus links to Carmarthen Bus Station. There is a bus stop (Barracks) in close proximity to the Welsh Government office. The bus route is 222.

By train

The office is a 15-minute walk from Carmarthen train station (located on Station Road, SA31 2BE).

By bike

There are no cycle lanes close to the office. The office has two secure covered bike racks outside the office to leave and lock your bike while attending the site.

By bus

There is a bus stop close to the office with local bus links to Haverfordwest Bus Station.

By train

The Milford Haven train station is close to the office located on Station Yard, Victoria Road.

By bike

There are no cycle lanes close to the office.

By bus

The nearest bus stops to the office are a short walk away, located at either Swansea Road, Penllergaer or the A483 (Parc Penllergaer). To find the most convenient route to the office visit Traveline Cymru Journey Planner.

By train

Swansea Railway Station is a 20-minute car/taxi journey from the office and offers regular services between London, north and south Wales.

By bike

There are no cycle lanes close to the office. The office has cycle racks which are situated approximately 15 metres from the main entrance.

By bus

Merthyr Tydfil Bus Station is in the town centre which is a 5-10 minute walk from the office.

By train

Merthyr Tydfil train station is in the town centre which is a 5-10 minute walk from the office.

By bike

There are no cycle lanes close to the Merthyr Tydfil office. The office has a secure covered bike rack outside the office to leave and lock your bike while attending the site.

By bus

The nearest bus stops and services are The Dragonfly (34, 35, 36), Cleppa Park (30, SJ6, SJ9, SJ10, X15) and Lloyds Banking Group (145, X5), all of which are a short walk from the office.

By train

The nearest train station is Pye Corner, which is a 30 minute walk from the office. You can get to this station on the Cardiff Central to Ebbw Vale line. There are no connecting buses from Pye Corner, but the X15 bus runs from Forge Lane enroute to the office.

By bike

Cyclists can reach the office by travelling along the A48 road from Newport or Cardiff. Cyclists are prohibited from travelling along Forge lane. There is the bike rack outside the office where bikes can be stored during the day.

By bus

The bus stop is a short walk from the Bedwas building and routes A, 50, 50A and 86X pass near the office.

By train

The nearest train station to Bedwas is Caerphilly town. Stagecoach South Wales bus route A goes from the train station to Bedwas Road. 

By bus

Cardiff Bus and Adventure Travel operate several bus services to Cardiff City Centre. Visit the Cardiff Bus or Adventure Travel websites to plan your journey. The Cathays Park office is approximately 10 minutes’ walk from the city centre.

By train

Great Western Railway (GWR) run services between West Wales and London Paddington, stopping at Cardiff Central while Transport for Wales operate routes throughout Wales. The closest train station to the Cathays Park office is Cathays which is five minutes' walk from the office.

For UK wide rail services to Cardiff, visit the National Rail Enquiries website.

By bike

Manual and electric bikes are available to hire. Cycle lanes have been provided through and around the city centre to support cyclists. More information can be found on the Cardiff Council website and Cardiff Pedal Power.

By bus

The Cardiff Bus no.6 Baycar stops at both Pierhead Street and outside the Wales Millennium Centre adjacent to the Senedd. Cardiff Bus no. 7 and no. 8 stop on Pierhead Street, a short walk (approximately 200 metres) from Tŷ Hywel. Visit the Cardiff Bus website to plan your journey.

By train

Services run from Cardiff Queen Street Station to Cardiff Bay Station. The station is a few minutes’ walk from Tŷ Hywel. 

By bike

There is cycle parking near the Tŷ Hywel entrance. An OVO bike station is next to the Millennium Centre, 5 minutes’ walk away. There are cycle trails in each direction. The Cardiff Council website has resources to help plan your journey.
 

By bus

Nearest bus stops are SC and SD (St James’s Park) or T and V (Westminster Abbey) on Victoria Street. Visit Buses - Transport for London (tfl.gov.uk) to plan your journey and Bus - Transport for London (tfl.gov.uk) to view the bus map.

By train

The nearest train station is London Victoria. Visit National Rail Enquiries - Station facilities for London Victoria.

By London Underground

The nearest station, St James’s Park on the District and Circle lines, is a 5-minute walk from the office. London Victoria underground station on the Victoria, District and Circle lines is a 15-minute walk, and Westminster underground station on the District and Circle lines is also a 15-minute walk. Visit Plan a journey - Transport for London (tfl.gov.uk).

Cardiff Cathays Park

Welsh Government Offices 
Cathays Park 
King Edward VII Avenue
Cardiff
CF10 3NQ

Cathays Park office on Google Maps
Visiting Cathays Park: guidance