Getting there and around
By Plane
Edinburgh Airport is Scotland's capital airport. Edinburgh Airport is 10km (6 miles) west of the center.
Edinburgh Airport is Scotland's capital airport. Edinburgh Airport is 10km (6 miles) west of the center.
Edinburgh's main rail stations, Waverley and Haymarket, are in the city centre. Rail passengers can get between airport and station by taxi or by bus. The Airlink 100 service calls at Waverley and Haymarket stations. Journey times are 25 to 30 minutes in normal traffic. A night bus, the N22, also runs between Waverley station and the airport.
Airlink 100, an express bus service, runs from the airport to Waverley Bridge (near Princes Street and the main rail and bus stations).
By Train
InterCity trains link London with Edinburgh and are fast and efficient, providing both restaurant and bar service as well as air-conditioning. Trains from London's Kings Cross Station arrive in Edinburgh at Waverley Station, at the east end of Princes Street. Trains depart London every hour or so, taking about 4 1/2 hours.
By Bus
The least expensive way to go from London to Edinburgh is by bus, but it's an 8-hour journey. Scottish CityLink coaches depart from London's Victoria Coach Station, delivering you to Edinburgh's St. Andrew Square Bus Station.
Getting around
The bus will probably be your chief method of transport. The fare you pay depends on the distance you ride. Exact change is required if you're paying your fare on the bus.
A 24-hour taxi rank located in St Andrew Square Approx 50m from entrance on North St Andrew Street, next to the Bus Station passenger entrance.
InterCity trains link London with Edinburgh and are fast and efficient, providing both restaurant and bar service as well as air-conditioning. Trains from London's Kings Cross Station arrive in Edinburgh at Waverley Station, at the east end of Princes Street. Trains depart London every hour or so, taking about 4 1/2 hours.
By Bus
The least expensive way to go from London to Edinburgh is by bus, but it's an 8-hour journey. Scottish CityLink coaches depart from London's Victoria Coach Station, delivering you to Edinburgh's St. Andrew Square Bus Station.
Getting around
The bus will probably be your chief method of transport. The fare you pay depends on the distance you ride. Exact change is required if you're paying your fare on the bus.
A 24-hour taxi rank located in St Andrew Square Approx 50m from entrance on North St Andrew Street, next to the Bus Station passenger entrance.