Travelling to Edinburgh
Edinburgh is linked to by an extensive network of roads, rail services and flights which makes travel to the city possible from every corner of the world, while the city's compact size makes exploring easy. There are many frequent and affordable bus services that travel from various main cities to Edinburgh daily. Most buses to Edinburgh arrive at the Edinburgh Bus Station that is located on St Andrew Square in the city centre.
By Plane
Edinburgh has one of the UK's fastest growing airports and new flights are always being added. The EICC has the luxury of being located right in the heart of the city and within 10km (6 miles) of Edinburgh International Airport.
For more information on which airlines and destinations connect to Edinburgh visit www.edinburghairport.com.
Edinburgh's primary bus terminal is at St Andrews Square, offering connections across the UK. For routes, visit: National Express or City Link. For local services, check Lothian Buses.
Edinburgh boasts two railway stations, Check Scot Rail or Trainline for more information:
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Waverley Station: 1.3 miles from EICC, with direct routes nationwide.
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Haymarket Station: Just 0.4 miles from EICC, serving commuter and UK routes.
Further information on travelling to Edinburgh can be found on the Visit Scotland website
By Bus
By Train