Getting to Edinburgh

Reaching Edinburgh is straightforward from any part of the world. Edinburgh Airport, located just outside
the city, offers numerous international and domestic flights and is well-linked to the city center. The
airport is well-serviced by buses and trams, with the tram system providing a direct route to the heart of
Edinburgh in about 30 minutes.

For those preferring ground travel, Edinburgh is well-connected by train. The city’s principal railway
station, Edinburgh Waverley, lies at the core of the Scottish rail network, offering services from London,
Manchester, Glasgow, and other major cities. The train journey from London can take as little as four
hours via the East Coast main line.

Additionally, long-distance buses arrive at and depart from St. Andrew Square bus station, providing an
economical option for travelers from within the UK. For those driving, Edinburgh is accessible via several
major motorways, with clear signage directing you to the city.

Whether you arrive by air, rail, or road, Edinburgh welcomes you with convenient transport links and a
picturesque setting.