Edinburgh Waverley Railway Station
3.89
19 reviews3.89
19 reviewsEdinburgh Waverley station opened in 1846 and was rebuilt between 1892 and 1902. It lies between the old town and modern Edinburgh, adjacent to Princes Street, Edinburgh Castle and the Princes Street Gardens. In addition to playing a unique role in Scotland’s history, Waverley station is vital to the country’s economic success, by delivering capacity for new rail lines such as Borders Railway, and supporting the Edinburgh-Glasgow improvement programme and the Intercity Express programme.
Overall rating
3.89
(19 reviews)
Overall rating breakdown
5 2 | ||
4 11 | ||
3 5 | ||
2 0 | ||
1 1 |
Access (avg.)
3.94
Parking (avg.)
3.52
Toilets (avg.)
3.05
Staff (avg.)
3.86
dystrophydad
Sept 2024
4.5
Changing Places toilet - Great facilities, strange locking system
dystrophydad
Sept 2024
4.5
Old station, modern accessibility features.
toilet_warriors
Aug 2024
4.5
Accessible toilet at Edinburgh Waverley Station
A designated accessible toilet designed for wheelchair users and others with visible and non-visible accessibility requirements is available within the main public areas.
There is a Changing Places toilet, which includes an adult-size changing bench, toilet, sink and hoist.
There is an assistive listening system available e.g. a hearing loop.
Waverley Bridge, Edinburgh, Edinburgh, Scotland, United Kingdom, EH1 1BB
If you believe the information displayed on this page is not up to date or the venue has closed, please send us an email at hello@euansguide.com
Information not up to date?
If you believe the information displayed on this page is not up to date or the venue has closed, please send us an email at hello@euansguide.com


Stay up to date with the latest news, announcements and articles.