Plymouth to Wellington (Somerset) from $3.8: 3 ways by bus, train, flight or car

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Stagecoach South West

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1h  48m

Estimated price

$3.8-14

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Distance: 110 km

Duration: 1h 12m

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1h  12m

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First Great Western Service / CrossCountry

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Average Duration

2h  20m

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$34-105

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Traveling From Plymouth to Wellington (Somerset)

The journey from Plymouth to Wellington (Somerset) offers a striking contrast between the vibrant coastal charm of Plymouth and the tranquil, picturesque countryside of Wellington.

Best Neighbourhoods in Wellington (Somerset)

Wellington (Somerset) boasts charming neighborhoods each with distinct character.

Rockwell Green

• Features historic architecture and scenic parks.

• Offers a peaceful, family-friendly atmosphere.

Wellington town centre

• Vibrant shops and bustling cafes abound.

• Hosts local markets with fresh produce.

West Buckland

• Surrounded by beautiful countryside views.

• Close to trails for walking and cycling.

Best Times To Visit Wellington (Somerset)'s Attractions

Timing your visit can significantly enhance your Wellington experience.

Wellington Monument

Early mornings on weekdays offer tranquility and stunning views.

Museum of Somerset

Visit during late afternoons for fewer visitors and more engagement.

Vivary Park

Weekday strolls in spring showcase blooming flowers without large crowds.

Wellington (Somerset) Weather: What to Expect Year-Round

Wellington experiences a temperate maritime climate, characterized by mild winters and warm summers, with rainfall spread fairly evenly throughout the year. Late spring and early autumn provide the most pleasant weather for exploring, while winter's chill can be a consideration for outdoor activities.

Dining in Wellington (Somerset): A Flavorful Contrast

For a truly local experience, try the Wellington-based restaurant, 'The Iron Duke,' where the hearty Somerset cider pork belly showcases the region's rich agricultural traditions and bold flavors. This differs from Plymouth's seafood-centric offerings, providing a cozy atmosphere that celebrates land-based fare and locally sourced ingredients.