Bradford Interchange

Bradford Interchange is a combined bus and rail terminal in the centre of Bradford, West Yorkshire, serving as the city's primary public transport hub. The design dates to 1962 and was considered a showcase of European modernist architecture when the complex opened in 1973, its Brutalist concrete form characteristic of the era. Today Northern Trains and Grand Central — the latter running direct services to London King's Cross — serve the station, while the bus terminal handles most city-centre routes and National Express coaches. The facility is fully wheelchair accessible.