St Andrew Square Tram Stop

The St Andrew Square tram stop is a central transport hub located on the east side of the historic St Andrew Square in Edinburgh’s New Town. This island platform serves as a key connection point for those visiting the city centre, situated just a short walk from Edinburgh Waverley railway station and the Edinburgh Bus Station. Visitors using this stop can easily explore the nearby Georgian architecture of George Street, the luxury shops of Multrees Walk, and the scenic St Andrew Square Gardens, which feature the prominent Melville Monument.

Accessibility Highlights

This tram stop features level boarding and is 100% wheelchair accessible, with a dedicated marker on the platform indicating the best place for wheelchair users to board the middle carriage. The platform includes tactile paving along the edge for safety and has seating available for those who need a moment to rest. Ticketing terminals at the stop are equipped with Braille for visually impaired users. While there are no toilet facilities directly on the platform, several accessible toilets and a Changing Places toilet are located nearby within the St James Quarter and Edinburgh Waverley station.