It's no secret that buses in Bristol have faced more than their fair share of disruption over the last year or so, but driving and parking can be just as problematic - especially with pay machines introduced at more green spaces. If you fancy a trip to explore the outdoors in the near future, you might find that a journey to a beautiful National Trust estate on the border of Bristol and North Somerset will cost you just £2 each way by bus.
From January 1, 2023, a vast amount of bus companies in the UK introduced a £2 fare cap on single tickets, which will remain in place until March 31. Here in the West Country - and further down in the South West - there are loads of bus services that are part of the £2 fare cap initiative, including a number of First West of England services.
One of these is the X6 service which goes from Bristol to Clevedon via the National Trust site of Tyntesfield, an ornate Victorian Gothic Revival house with extensive garden and parkland, as well as a cafe, play areas and even a shop. The journey should take 23 minutes from Bristol Bus Station if traffic is kind.
