Bath Green Park Station
Bath · BA1
Amenities
Summary
A disused Victorian railway terminus in central Bath — an 1869 Italianate station building with a full glass-and-iron train shed preserved and converted to a market hall, with the platform tracks still beneath the floor.
About this location
Bath Green Park Station opened in 1869 as the terminus of the Midland Railway’s extension to Bath, with a classical stone station building in the Italianate style and a glazed iron train shed covering the terminal platform tracks. The line closed to passengers in 1966; the building has been preserved and now operates as a market and event venue.
The train shed is the principal interior — a full-width glazed iron arch covering what was the platform and track area, now a market hall with stalls. The Victorian station building facade faces Green Park at the front. The combination of the period architecture and the converted-transport context gives an interior that reads as both Victorian and adaptable to various production needs.
For productions, Green Park gives a Victorian railway terminus interior — train shed, platform character, period ironwork — in a central Bath location, within walking distance of the Georgian city centre. Film hire is available through the station market management. The surrounding Green Park and the River Avon are public land.
Access notes
- Parking
- No on-site parking confirmed. Expect to use nearby public car parks or a council parking suspension.
- Loading access
- Loading access not listed. Confirm access points, door widths, and lift availability with the venue before the day.
- Public transit
- Bath has mainline rail and regional bus connections. Check the nearest station and allow for equipment on-foot from transit.
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FAQ
- Do I need a permit to film at Bath Green Park Station?
- Yes — filming on or around Bath Green Park Station typically requires a permit. Allow roughly 5–10 working days lead time for most UK councils. Interior shoots on private property may also need owner consent.
- Is parking available at Bath Green Park Station?
- Parking isn't listed as a confirmed amenity for Bath Green Park Station. Check with the site for crew parking, loading, and unit-base options — in Bath you'll often rely on nearby public car parks or a council parking suspension.
- How much does it cost to film at Bath Green Park Station?
- Bath Green Park Station sits in the £ band. Typical UK film-location day rates range from under £200 for simple interior shoots to well over £1,000 for period properties and landmark venues. Confirm with the venue directly.
- What crew size is suitable for Bath Green Park Station?
- Bath Green Park Station can take a medium-sized crew of up to around 15 — most commercial, music-video, and short-form productions fit comfortably.
- Has anything been filmed at Bath Green Park Station before?
- Bath Green Park Station appears on Filmshoot's UK location index because it has a documented track record or strong characteristics for film and photography. Specific production credits aren't displayed unless publicly confirmed by the venue — ask the venue directly or check ScreenSkills and IMDb Locations for verified credits.
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