Manchester Oxford Road is the third biggest train station in Manchester behind Manchester Piccadilly and Manchester Victoria. Around 9 million passengers pass through the station every year.
It is perfectly located to make the most of local attractions including the Palace Theatre and HOME. It is also within walking distance to Manchester Metropolitan University, whilst St Peter’s Square, Piccadilly Gardens and the many restaurants along Oxford Road are close by.
Heading to Manchester? You’ll find history around every corner, plenty of cultural things to do and so many places to eat and drink. To make the most of your trip, you can browse and secure cheap train tickets to Manchester Oxford Road from across the UK with TransPennine Express.
When you arrive into Manchester Oxford Road, you can enjoy unlimited travel around the city on Manchester PlusBus. Manchester Oxford Road station is located on Oxford Road, one of the busiest bus routes in Europe. You can catch a bus towards Piccadilly Gardens or the other way towards the University of Manchester, Rusholme, Fallowfield and Didsbury. The Metrolink tram system runs from St Peter’s Square close by and there is a taxi rank outside the station.
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