Edinburgh Bus Station

This bus station was in central Edinburgh and had nine gates which served two coaches each, meaning a maximum of 18 coaches might be here at one time. It had two entrances/exits at either end of the bus station. There were toilets, including an accessible one and baby changing facilities. There were also paid lockers to store luggage, vending machines for drinks and snacks, and rentable phone chargers. Inside the station there was also a small cafe and a WHSmith. There was lots of seating inside for people to use.

I didn’t travel from this station, but I did stop by to check out the access, just in case you find yourself passing through in the near future. This is one of the more modern bus stations I’ve visited. The entire area is undercover, with lift access on one side and ramped access on the other. Let’s take a wee look at this location.

Edinburgh bus station is the central bus station in the capital, and buses travel from there across Edinburgh and nearby cities and towns. I visited Edinburgh bus station twice, on an outward and return journey. On both occasions I had a very positive experience and found it very accessible. Please note I used the station when I went on a Rabbie's Tours, so I was not using the regular buses. Please note that I used the Elder Street entrance on both occasions.