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Burton Upon Trent is a town in Staffordshire, England, known for its brewing heritage. It lies on the River Trent and has a history of beer production dating back centuries. The town is home to several breweries and is often called the brewing capital of Britain. Visitors can explore the National…
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About Burton Upon Trent
Where to stay in Burton Upon Trent
Burton town centre. The central area offers convenient access to the railway station, shops, and the National Brewery Centre. Several hotels, including the Premier Inn Burton On Trent Central and Three Queens Hotel, are located here.
St George's Park. This area is home to the Hilton at St George's Park, set within the national football centre. It is a quieter location, surrounded by countryside, yet within easy reach of the town.
Newton Park. A suburban area south of the town centre, where the Mercure Burton upon Trent Newton Park Hotel is situated. It offers a peaceful setting with gardens and easy access to the A38.
Branston. A village just south of Burton, known for its connections to the brewing industry. It provides a rural atmosphere while being close to the town's amenities.
Getting there and around
Burton Upon Trent is easily accessible by road and rail. The town has a railway station with direct services to Birmingham, Derby, Nottingham, and Crewe. By car, it is near the A38, A50, and M1 motorway, linking it to major cities. East Midlands Airport is about 30 miles away. Getting around the town is straightforward with local buses and taxis; many attractions are within walking distance of the centre. Cycling is also popular along the canal towpaths.
When to go
The best time to visit Burton Upon Trent is during the summer months, from June to August, when the weather is mild and outdoor events take place. Spring and autumn also offer pleasant conditions for exploring the town and surrounding countryside. Winter can be cold and wet, but indoor attractions like the National Brewery Centre remain open year-round.
Questions, answered
What is Burton Upon Trent famous for?
Burton Upon Trent is famous for its brewing heritage, having been a major centre for beer production in the UK. It is home to the National Brewery Centre and several historic breweries.
How do I get to Burton Upon Trent?
You can reach Burton Upon Trent by train, with direct services from Birmingham, Derby, and Nottingham. By road, it is close to the A38 and A50, and East Midlands Airport is about 30 miles away.
What are the main attractions in Burton Upon Trent?
Key attractions include the National Brewery Centre, the Burton Memorial Tower, Claymills Pumping Station, and the Trent and Mersey Canal. The town also has several parks and shopping areas.
Is Burton Upon Trent a good base for exploring the Peak District?
Yes, Burton Upon Trent is within driving distance of the Peak District National Park, making it a convenient base for day trips to the countryside.
What types of hotels are available in Burton Upon Trent?
The town offers a range of hotels, from budget-friendly options like Premier Inn to higher-end choices such as the Hilton at St George's Park. There are also country house hotels and independent establishments.