Jump on the train in Chester and in less than fifteen minutes, you’ll be leaping off ready to explore Flint.

Our trains travel this route regularly, from 06.00 until after midnight, with several ticket options available, including Multiflex, and our popular Lowest Fare Available, when tickets are booked via our app.

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    Free Wi-Fi
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    Charging points
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    Direct
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Flint lies on the Wales Coastal Path, and is famous for its ancient castle. Built during King Edward I's campaign to conquer Wales in 1277, this dramatic ruin gazes out across the Dee Estuary, and is the perfect backdrop for an idyllic day out. For fans of the Bard, Flint Castle was the location of his play, Richard II, and is where Henry Bolingbroke imprisoned his cousin, Richard II. 

The town of Flint has plenty of good hostelries, quaint coffee shops and fine dining restaurants serving local delicacies. All the high street names are here, too, and recently the town, leisure centre and retail park have all expanded and been improved to cater for the tourists that visit throughout the year. 

We have teamed up with Cadw - part of the Welsh Government’s Culture, Sport and Tourism Department to offer 2-for-1 entry Historic Monuments. As well as Flint Castle, there are Cadw sites all across Wales, with many offering tours, education opportunities and lots of fun for the whole family.