Introducing Edinburgh
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Edinburgh Buses - Routes, timetables and tickets
Edinburgh has several bus companies that run through the heart of the city, but the most important are Lothian and First.
Travel Guide
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Climate
Edinburgh has a temperate climate with cold and humid winters and mild summers. Find out what the weather averages are depending on the stations.
Edinburgh City Pass
If you're looking to save money in Edinburgh, the best way to do so is with the Edinburgh City Pass, which allows you to use the tourist bus, take the tour of Harry Potter, enter the Walter Scott Monument, and much more.
Princes Street Gardens
Princes Street Gardens is the most important public park in the heart of Edinburgh. Created in the 1820s after draining the Nor Loch.
Lothian Buses
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Home - Lothian Buses
November 3, 2025 - Lothian Buses - Local bus services in and around Edinburgh
Forever Edinburgh
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Public Transport - Forever Edinburgh
Edinburgh has a great bus system, run by Lothian Buses, which can get you anywhere in the city, 24 hours a day.
Factsheet
Parent Transport for Edinburgh (91%)
Midlothian Council (5%)
East Lothian Council (3%)
West Lothian Council (1%)
Midlothian Council (5%)
East Lothian Council (3%)
West Lothian Council (1%)
Founded 1 July 1919; 106 years ago (1919-07-01)
Headquarters Edinburgh, Scotland
Parent Transport for Edinburgh (91%)
Midlothian Council (5%)
East Lothian Council (3%)
West Lothian Council (1%)
Midlothian Council (5%)
East Lothian Council (3%)
West Lothian Council (1%)
Founded 1 July 1919; 106 years ago (1919-07-01)
Headquarters Edinburgh, Scotland
City SightSeeing
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Edinburgh Hop-On Hop-Off Bus: Route and Map Included
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public transport tickets
Am I right in saying that the day/night distinction is reflected in the N-prefix in the numbers. That is, a 26 will always be a day bus, the N always a night bus? More on reddit.com
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June 5, 2024How do bus tickets work?
If you buy a Single ticket, it is valid for one journey only on regular Lothian Buses - whether that's one stop or the whole of a route, it doesn't matter. A single ticket is always the same price wherever you're going across Edinburgh, with the exception of going to or near the airport which costs more. The next option is a Day ticket. This is a ticket that you can reuse throughout the day, which is probably what you've seen people do. There's two variations of this: one bought through in the morning or afternoon works until about midnight; and a Late ticket bought after 6pm is slightly cheaper but also works on the night buses after midnight (routes starting with an N). There's also a Network Day ticket; similar to above but includes the airport and the out-of-Edinburgh destinations which are serviced by Lothian Country and East Coast Buses. Nowadays you can use your contactless card. This will normally charge you a Single each time, but if you use the buses a lot it will cap at the price of a Day ticket as long as you use the same card. (It will also cap at a weekly rate of about 4.5 day tickets, this isn't a specific ticket you could buy though.) This is similar to how contactless on the London Underground works. Here's the current pricing information: https://www.lothianbuses.com/tickets/ (All this assumes you're using Lothian Buses. There are also First Buses McGills (thanks u/originalwombat ), a different company, but I never need to use those.) More on reddit.com
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January 17, 2023Why does the Bus to Edinburgh City/Airport go through Eurocentral?
I used to work at Europark and quite alot of people used the stop every day. Pre covid sonot sure if the offices are mostly WFH now. Also it's used by people coming from ggow who work around Bellshill area and get picked up from there. More on reddit.com
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And you imagine your Uber will be able to avoid the same traffic lights? Get a bike 😁
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Edinburgh Bus Tours
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Edinburgh Airport
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Edinburgh city bus links | Edinburgh Airport
The Airlink 100, Service 17 and 18, and Airport Express services provide fantastic connections across the city of Edinburgh. To Waverley Bridge, close to Princes Street and main rail & bus stations.
City Explorer Tours
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Edinburgh buses - Getting Around Edinburgh
There are two major bus companies in Edinburgh, Lothian Buses and First Bus. You are more likely to use the former during your visit, as it has the more extensive network of routes throughout the city centre.
Lothian Buses
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Visitor Guide - Lothian Buses
August 5, 2025 - East Coast buses provide reliable ... regular bus services connecting Edinburgh with the towns and villages of East Lothian. ... Lothian Country provides several services for the communities of Queensferry and West Lothian, seven days a week. ... Our night services run between midnight and 4.30am every day. Lothian NightBus services cover most of the city, with Lothian ...
Edinburgh Trams
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Mobile Ticketing | Edinburgh Trams
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Lothian Buses
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Lothian - Edinburgh
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Public bus & tram services | Transport & Parking | Transport and Parking
Edinburgh has a fantastic public transport network provided by a number of operators. The main bus provider in the city is Lothian Buses (including EastCoastBuses and Lothian Country services).
Introducing Edinburgh
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Getting Around Edinburgh - Edinburgh’s Public Transport System
Discover Edinburgh’s various public means of transport: buses, trams, taxis and much more and their timetable, routes, prices and travel cards,
City of Edinburgh Council
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Edinburgh Bus Station – The City of Edinburgh Council
The City of Edinburgh Council · Edinburgh bus station is on Elder Street in the centre of Edinburgh. Opening hours · Monday to Sunday 4.30am to 12:30am. Ticket office - 9am to 5pm · Tickets for other services can usually be bought on the bus.
Bright Bus Tours
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Edinburgh Bus Tours
November 17, 2025 - With fares starting from £5 single and £15 a week, our comfy open-top buses in Edinburgh run up to every 10 mins at busy times from a choice of handy pick-up points across the city centre to Edinburgh Airport.
Reddit
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r/Edinburgh on Reddit: public transport tickets
June 5, 2024 -
Hi! I am going to Edinburgh next week and am trying to prepare. But I really can't make sense of the ticket system for the public transport.
First of all, am I supposed to use the m-tickets app or the Bus & tram app?
Secondly, if I want to travel unlimitedly on buses and trams for an entire day (like 8am to 11pm), does the Adult DAYticket cover evenings as well? Or do I have to buy an Adult LATEticket also? On the bus&tram app it says "until end of day services" but it also says "valid until 01:00 the next day". In my native language "day" can mean either 6am to 6pm, or 12am to 11.59pm so I don't know how to interpret this lol
PS. I have sent an email to the Tram customer service but they did not answer my questions properly
Edit: I am planning to use both the Lothian buses and the Tram, only in the city zone
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Am I right in saying that the day/night distinction is reflected in the N-prefix in the numbers. That is, a 26 will always be a day bus, the N always a night bus?
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A dayticket will get you travel on Tram and Buses for the entire day (6am-1am). It's not valid on night buses. The late ticket is for people on nights out etc. It's valid from 6pm and includes night buses. You can use either app. The bus and tram one just launched a few days ago which is why there's 2 but they're both still active.
Edinburgh Airport
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By Bus | Edinburgh Airport
Travelling to the airport by bus couldn't be easier, with services to the City of Edinburgh, Glasgow, Fife, Dundee, Stirling and beyond.
PlusBus
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PlusBus Edinburgh PlusBus - PlusBus
With an Edinburgh PlusBus ticket, you can enjoy unlimited bus travel across the local area on all participating operators' services
Ember
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Electric bus between Dundee, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Stirling, Kinross, Edinburgh Airport and more - Ember
Travel with Ember and you'll be on the UK's first all-electric, intercity bus service.
Rick Steves Travel Forum
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Edinburgh public transit - Rick Steves Travel Forum
August 21, 2023 - Probably the best one for anyone arriving and departing by air is a 5 day city and Airport Zones ticket for £22.00. Any tram ticket can be bought from the machines or the staff on duty at the airport tram stop. That is cheaper than buying integrated bus and tram daily tickets at £12 each day, as the weekly bus cap is also £22.
City SightSeeing
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Bus Tours in Edinburgh
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