Bristol Eye Hospital (BEH) is situated in the heart
of Bristol city centre, close to Marlborough Street bus station and
the Broadmead and Galleries shopping centres. It is a short bus or
taxi ride away from Temple Meads Railway station.
View a map of the hospital and surrounding
area
All departments, wards and other functions off the main
corridors have been given a unique location code which is made up
of the zone, floor level and location number e.g. H304: H (zone) 3
(level) 04 (location number). The ground floor of the Eye Hospital
is Level 0. The names of locations have been updated but the
physical locations of clinics and areas have not changed. Your
appointment letter will state the location code and staff will be
on hand to help you find your appointment location if you have any
queries. Location names can be found
here.
By car:
If you are you using satellite navigation to find your way here,
our postcode is BS1 2LX. The entrance to the Eye Hospital is
from Lower Maudlin Street. This street is one-way and traffic is
directed to the left only at the T junction with Marlborough
Street. Parking is limited to a few pay and display meters on Lower
Maudlin Street. Drivers may stop outside the main entrance
for a few minutes to drop patients off. Limited parking is
available elsewhere on the Trust site but this is some distance
away from BEH. There are several multi-storey car parks within a
short walk, the nearest being the Rupert Street NCP. Please
note: Rupert Street carpark is not suitable if you are using a
wheelchair.
By train:
The closest train station is Bristol Temple Meads.
By bus:
The bus station, 100 yards away from BEH, is served by First
Group and National Express. First City Line run buses from both
stations to the city centre. A free bus service, operated by
UHBristol and the University, links Temple Meads Rail Station to
BEH and other main Trust sites. The bus stops at the BEH main
entrance and operates every 10-20 minutes between 6.30 am to 6.30
pm weekdays.
By taxi:
There is a taxi rank close to the Eye Hospital entrance and a
freephone to a local taxi firm is also sited within the main
outpatient waiting area.
AccessAble
AccessAble has created detailed Access Guides to facilities,
wards, and departments at the Bristol Eye Hospital. The guides help
patients and visitors plan their journeys to and around the
hospital, covering everything from parking facilities and hearing
loops, to walking distances and accessible toilets.
View the Bristol Eye Hospital guide.
For more information about travelling to and from our
hospitals please view this page.
