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Getting Here

Cygnet Hospital Bury is located within easy reach for family, friends and carers to visit either by public transport or by car. Bury is located just 10 miles from Manchester’s city centre, is close to the M66, M62 and M60 motorway networks and is supported by a vast public transport network.

Directions by Public Transport

  • Travel from Manchester Piccadilly via Metrolink to Bury Bus Interchange
  • Travel by No 471 Bus and alight at Bolton Road/Grange Road
  • Take the first left after Tesco Express, then turn right onto Buller Street
  • After 110yds turn left and walk over the bridge to Cygnet Hospital Bury

Directions by Car

  • Exit M66, Junction 2
  • At the roundabout, take the 1st exit onto the A58 (Rochdale Road)
  • Continue on the A58 for approximately 2.5 miles
  • Turn left onto Kitchener Street
  • Turn right onto Buller Street
  • Turn left at Hinds Lane (small bridge)
  • Arrive at Cygnet Hospital Bury

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