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St. Austell

Visiting St. Austell

St. Austell is on your list of places to visit - fantastic. Let's talk about restaurants, getting there and some tips about what to do when you arrive.

What Should I Do In St. Austell?

If you have 3 hours, a half day or even a week in St. Austell then we have some suggestions for you. Read our guides and get going today!

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FAQs About St. Austell

How Do I Get To St. Austell?

To get to St. Austell, you can drive or take the train.

Driving Directions:

From Plymouth: Take the A38 towards Bodmin. At Bodmin, take the A391 towards St. Austell.

From Truro: Take the A390 towards St. Austell.

From Newquay: Take the A3058 towards St. Austell.

Rail Directions:

The nearest train station to St. Austell is St. Austell Station. There are direct services from London Paddington, Bristol, Plymouth, and Truro.

Suggestions:

If you're in Bodmin, you can take the Bodmin & Wenford Railway to St. Austell. If you're in Falmouth, you can take the train from Falmouth Docks Station to Truro, then transfer to the St. Austell train.

If you're driving from Penzance, consider taking the scenic route and stop by the picturesque village of Mevagissey along the way.

What's The Nearest Airport To St. Austell?

The closest airport to St. Austell is Newquay Airport, which is approximately 16 miles away. The quickest and easiest route is to take the A3059 from the airport towards St. Austell. The journey should take around 25 minutes, depending on traffic.

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