Leaving junctions 5, 6 and 7 of the M5 will mean you instantly arrive in Worcestershire’s Vale and Spa with easy links between the towns and villages helping with your exploration.

The key roads of the A44, A46, A449 make travelling from the outskirts particularly easy meaning it’s hard to travel past this part of the country without being tempted to stop by!

Bus routes are common throughout the district, benefiting from local and national services. All three towns and many villages can be assessed by Worcestershire’s Bus Station in Worcester City Centre.

The ‘50’s’ routes cover the Worcester > Pershore > Evesham areas (X50, 51, 52, 53, 54).

Download the 50’s map

Droitwich Spa and the north are covered via the 144/144a route.

National Express have stops within the district at: Evesham (Merstow Green) Worcester (adjacent to Sixways Park & Ride) Strensham Services (J8, M5, adjacent to Coach Pick Up Point)

Worcestershire’s Vale and Spa is well-served with multiple train stations in the district on key routes connecting to Birmingham and London.

Future station construction plans will also allow easy connections with Cardiff and Bristol to make your trip to the district very easy.

Droitwich Spa – services provided by London Midland

Pershore, Evesham, Honeybourne – services provided by Great Western Railway

Worcestershire Parkway (future station) – future services provided by Cross Country; Aviva Trails Wales; Great Western Railway

We benefit from having three National Cycle Networks running through the district.

These are NCN45 and 46 (Droitwich Spa) and NCN442 (Pershore and Evesham).

Worcestershire’s Vale and Spa is a haven for cycling with many fantastic, scenic local routes on offer.

For more information about leisure cycling, take a look on our dedicated Cycling page.

Birmingham International is the closest major airport to the district with easy links via road (M42, M5) and rail resulting in arrival times of significantly less than 1 hour to most areas of Worcestershire’s Vale and Spa.