So, Jane Austen’s turning 250 this year. And, if you haven’t noticed, that’s a big deal. Why not mark the occasion by hitting up some of the UK’s most iconic Austen spots, without all the fuss? We’re talking no long car journeys or tourist traps. Just straightforward, easy travel by train, so you can actually enjoy the trip (and the history).
Here’s the deal. Whether you’re a Pride and Prejudice fanatic or just in it for the Jane Austen vibes, these spots are your go-to for an unforgettable (and very doable) rail trip.
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Nearest Station: Lyme Regis via First Bus X51/X53
If you know Persuasion, you know Lyme Regis. A quick train to Axminster, followed by a short bus ride, and you’ll be walking along the same coastline that inspired one of Austen’s most beloved novels. Perfect place to channel your inner Captain Wentworth (or just enjoy a peaceful seaside town).
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Nearest Station: Stirling
If you’re in the mood for a bit of everything, history, great views, and a dash of romance, Stirling’s got you covered. Jump on a train to Stirling station, and from there, you’re free to explore Stirling Castle, the Wallace Monument, and plenty more. Bonus: the train ride’s pretty scenic, too.
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Nearest Station: Abergavenny
Ready to ditch the city buzz for some peace and quiet? Abergavenny’s your spot. Just a short train ride to this charming town, and you’ll find yourself surrounded by the beauty of the Brecon Beacons. It’s a great spot for a proper walk in nature, and yes, you can totally imagine Austen’s characters strolling around here.
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