Is there a train from Holt?

No, you must travel to a station like Norwich first.

How far is the station from the center?

The train station is a 15-minute walk from the city center.

Yes, many areas and parks are welcoming to dogs.

Are there taxis available?

Yes, local taxi services are readily available.

What is the best time to visit?

Spring and summer are ideal for walking tours of the historic city.

Holt

Train Driving

Holt to Ely

Updated: 28 May 2026

The journey from Holt to Ely covers 90 kilometers. The most direct route is via the A1067 and A10, which provides a connection between Norfolk and Cambridgeshire. Public transport is available, though it often requires a combination of bus and train travel. Ely is a historic city known for its cathedral, museum, and proximity to the Fens. The drive is a great way to see the changing landscape of the region.

Total Distance: 90 km driving distance, 80 km straight-line air distance.

Fastest Way

Driving, taking 90 minutes, is the fastest way to reach Ely.

Cheapest Way

Bus and train combination, costing around £30, is the most economical way to travel.

Compare Holt to Ely Routes

	Train Connecting	Driving Direct
Duration	2.5 hours	90 mins
Avg Price	£25 - £40	£15 - £20 fuel
Operator	Greater Anglia	Personal Vehicle
Route	Bus to Norwich, then train to Ely.	A1067 to A10.
Tip	Check the train timetable for the most current connections.	Parking at the city center is recommended.

Travel Tips

Train Connections
Plan your transfer in Norwich carefully to avoid long waits.
Driving
The A10 can be busy; allow extra time during peak hours.
Parking
Use the city's public car parks near the cathedral.
Navigation
Ely is easy to navigate; follow signs for the city center.
Local Info
Visit the tourist information center near the cathedral.

Safety Tips

Road Safety
The A10 is a major road; stay alert for heavy traffic.
Night Travel
Ensure your vehicle is well-maintained for the drive across the region.
Emergency
Keep a mobile phone charged for the duration of the trip.
Walking
The city center is pedestrian-friendly, but be aware of traffic in shared spaces.