✈️ By Air
London Gatwick (LGW) is the closest and most convenient airport for reaching Brighton. From Gatwick, frequent direct trains run to Brighton, with a journey time of approximately 30 minutes.
Other London airports—Heathrow (LHR), Stansted (STN), and Luton (LTN)—are located further away and require longer onward travel by train or coach, making them less ideal for quick access to Brighton.
🚆 By Train
For timetables and journey planning, visit National Rail Enquiries.
🛳️ By Sea
Brighton is accessible from major ports including:
Ferries from these ports connect to France and other European destinations.
🚌 By Coach
National Express coaches run regular services to Brighton from cities across the UK, including London, Birmingham, and Manchester. It’s a budget-friendly option with comfortable seating and onboard amenities.
🚆Nearest Station to the University
The closest station is Moulsecoomb, just a 4-minute ride from Brighton Station. Trains run up to four times an hour, making it a quick and reliable connection. You can get unlimited train travel around the city using the Unizone ticket.
🚲 By Bicycle
Brighton is a bike-friendly city with dedicated cycle lanes running from the city centre along Lewes Road (A270) to Moulsecoomb and Falmer.
🚌 By Bus
Brighton’s bus network is extensive and reliable. Key routes include:
For timetables and student fare information, visit the Brighton & Hove Bus Company.
🚗 By Car
There is limited permit-controlled car parking on campus. To get the best route for your journey use the following postcode:
See maps and directions pages for information about parking.
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