Travel Guides
To get to Middlesbrough by car, from the north take the A19 southbound and exit at the A66 towards Middlesbrough. From the south, take the A1(M) northbound and exit at the A66 towards Middlesbrough.
To get to Middlesbrough by rail, there are regular services from major cities such as London, Manchester, and Newcastle. Middlesbrough Railway Station is located in the town centre and is easily accessible.
If you're already in the area, consider taking a day trip to nearby locations such as Durham, Newcastle, or the North York Moors National Park.
The closest airport to Middlesbrough is Durham Tees Valley Airport, which is located about 10 miles east of the town. If you are travelling by car, the quickest route is to take the A66 eastbound towards Darlington and then follow signs for the airport. The journey should take no longer than 20-25 minutes.
If you are travelling by public transport, the easiest option is to take the X12 bus from the town centre, which runs every hour and takes approximately 30 minutes to reach the airport. Alternatively, there are regular trains from Middlesbrough to Darlington, where you can change for a direct bus to the airport.