Salford Royal

Active ways of travelling (walking and cycling) are great ways of incorporating physical activity into all or part of a journey.  For those who are able to do so, encouraging active travel such as cycling and walking is part of our commitment to improve the health and wellbeing of our wider community and also help to deliver a net zero emissions National Health Service.  For further information in relation to walking and cycling in Greater Manchester, please see beeactive.tfgm.com (external website).

Cycle routes to the hospital can also be found on this website. We have public bike stands available by the Hope Building, Mayo Building and Bevan Unit..

Salford Royal Hospital is well served by buses operated as part of the Bee Network.

For buses serving Salford Royal Hospital:

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The main bus stops for the hospital are on Eccles Old Road, served by buses 10, 20, 35, 52, 67, 67a and 100.  Further bus stops are also on Stott Lane (buses 20, 29) and Eccles New Road (Buses 20, 33). 

GetOnBoard with the Bee Network!

Transport for Greater Manchester (TfGM) is highlighting the benefits of travelling sustainably through their #GetOnBoard campaign. Choosing to walk, wheel or cycle, or to catch the bus or tram, has proven health benefits, and with their range of ticket offers can save you money too.  

You can find out more about how you can #GetOnBoard with the Bee Network, walking and cycling , and find out about a range of ticket offers on public transport.

The nearest rail station is Eccles, a 20 minute walk away. There are direct services from Manchester and Liverpool.

On leaving the station turn right crossing the motorway bridge and right again along Wellington Road for 300 yards.  Use the subway to cross Eccles Old Road and turn left past Sainsbury’s. The hospital is 500 yards ahead.

Alternatively, Salford Crescent Station can be reached by catching buses 35, 67, 67a or 100 to/ from Manchester.

The nearest tram stop is Ladywell, on the Eccles Line. It is a 10-15 minute walk away or a short bus ride on service 20 to and from the Trafford Centre

For more information about the stop and services see  Link to TfGM website for Ladywell Tram Stop.

GetOnBoard with the Bee Network!

Transport for Greater Manchester (TfGM) is highlighting the benefits of travelling sustainably through their #GetOnBoard campaign. Choosing to walk, wheel or cycle, or to catch the bus or tram, has proven health benefits, and with their range of ticket offers can save you money too.  

You can find out more about how you can #GetOnBoard with the Bee Network, walking and cycling , and find out about a range of ticket offers on public transport.

A number of door to door demand responsive transport services (Local Links) also provide journeys to/from our hospital sites. For further details please visit tfgm.com/locallink (external website) or contact the TfGM contact centre on 0161 244 1000.

For those less able to use conventional public transport, a door to door (Ring and Ride) service operates across Greater Manchester. For more details including how to register, visit tfgm.com/ringandride (external website), or contact the TfGM contact centre on 0161 244 1000.

The main taxi drop-off/ pick up points are in the main hospital grounds off Eccles Old Road (heading towards the Central Car Park) or on Stott Lane.

Please use postcode M6 8HD if you are using sat-nav to find your way to the hospital.