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Haymarket Station

Edinburgh's second train junction

Haymarket
Edinburgh EH12 5EY
United Kingdom

Edinburgh's second train station is situated in the west end of the city in the Haymarket district. Most trains from the Waverley Station also stop here, but beware, some don't - always check first before assuming you can board at this end of the town.

Review © 2007, Wcities

Haymarket Station photo by Richard Whittaker

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Haymarket Station photo by Laura Jalonen

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Lothian Bus Times

Any more fares please? 27 Hanover Street
Edinburgh EH2 2DL
United Kingdom
+44 131 555 6363 This friendly central office can show you how to get to wherever you want to be by bus in Edinburgh. A plethora of timetables and schedules are available and they can help you plan your route. They also organize day tours and coach hire.

Review © 2007, Wcities

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Scotrail

Scottish rail company Booking Office, Waverley Station
Edinburgh EH1 1BB
United Kingdom
http://www.scotrail.co.uk Scotrail operates 95 per cent of the train services across Scotland as well as the Anglo-Scottish sleepers. For a wonderful scenic journey into the heart of some rugged territory, ask them about the West Highland and North Highland lines. They provide rail transport for the business, leisure and tourist markets and are vital in linking urban and rural communities. Check out their web page for more details of the thousands of routes they operate and their occasional special offers. For information on timetables and fares call: +44 8457 48 4950.

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Stagecoach

Buses that cover the Kingdom of Fife and beyond Stagecoach Fife, Esplanade
Edinburgh, Fife KY1 1SP
United Kingdom
If you want to take a short trip then Stagecoach is a handy service. They can take you to St. Andrews, the home of golf, as well as to other picturesque places in the Kingdom of Fife. This company also covers a large area on the south west Scottish coast as well as the regions around Inverness, Aberdeen, Dundee and Perth. A variety of destinations are available - for more detailed info, call the main Traveline number on: +44 870 608 2608.

Review © 2007, Wcities

Waverley Station

Trainspotting on marble floors Waverley Bridge
Edinburgh EH1 1YL
United Kingdom
+44 345 484950
http://www.networkrail.co.uk/S... This is Edinburgh's central railway station. Recently refurbished, it now boasts a plethora of coffee/snack bars, a Peckhams delicatessen and a branch of Boots the chemist. Clearly laid out and relatively small, compared to some big city stations, it has handy information areas to help you plan your journey and a wealth of helpful staff. Other facilities include clean spacious toilets, cash points, luggage lockers, a first class lounge and an internal taxi rank. There is also a short stay carpark.

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