Edinburgh City Centre Taxi Transfers

The historical centre of Edinburgh is divided into two parts by the Princes Street Gardens public park.
The old city is to the south of these gardens and it is dominated by the world famous Edinburgh castle.
The New city is to the north and here you will find modern architecture such as the Scottish parliament buildings and The National Gallery of Scotland.
To the west of the castle is the financial district - the hub of Edinburgh's economy.

The Old Town has preserved its medieval appearance and many reformation-era buildings. The High Street or the Royal Mile leads away from it and minor streets called closes continue in a herringbone pattern.
The famous St Giles Cathedral and the Law Courts Royal Museum are surrounded by large squares with markets. Other popular attractions nearby include the Royal Museum of Scotland, Surgeons' Hall, the Royal Festival Theatre, and the University of Edinburgh.

Edinburgh Public Transport
Edinburgh bus station (previously St. Andrew Square Bus Station) is a central hub for all inter-city bus services.
From the bus station it is only a short walk to bus stops serving a wide range of bus routes.
The Airlink bus departs from Waverley Bridge to Edinburgh Airport.
Buses and coaches run from Edinburgh station to Glasgow, Berwick-upon-Tweed, Perth, Dundee, Aberdeen and Fife. National Express also serves this station to destinations in England and Wales.

Edinburgh Waverley is the main Edinburgh railway station and is located in the centre of Edinburgh.
Edinburgh Haymarket station serves trains heading to and from West and North Scotland.
Edinburgh Park railway station is located by the Edinburgh Park business district.
South Gyle station of Edinburgh sits on the Fife line and serves trains heading to and from Fife and the north of Scotland.
In the Edinburgh area there are also stations at Brunstane, Curriehill, Dalmeny, Kingsknowe, Newcraighall, Slateford and Wester Hailes. Musselburgh is also nearby in East Lothian.

The fastest and most comfortable way to travel from Edinburgh to any destination is by taxi.
There are 2 types of Edinburgh taxi services. Edinburgh black cab can be found on the street and the private hire Edinburgh cab must be pre-booked.
Private transfer from Edinburgh to Edinburgh Airport or a transfer from Edinburgh to Glasgow, Gleneagles, St Andrews, Stirling, Falkrik, Aberdeen, Dunfermline, Dundee, Perth, Prestwick and many more popular destinations are available for booking on-line at City Airport Taxis.