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Gettting around Scotland

Rebecca Galton
Tuesday 24 June 2008 16:17 GMT
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gettting around scotland

For getting off the beaten track, a hire car is a good option.

Getting There

There are direct flights to Edinburgh and Glasgow from across the UK and Europe, though from London it's much easier to take a train. See National Rail for details and tickets.

If you’re saving pennies, getting a bus is cheaper, though the journey takes much longer.

Getting Around

It's easy exploring Edinburgh on foot or using local buses, while train links are good between the major cities in Scotland.

For more sightseeing and getting off the beaten track, a hire car is a good option. All the major hire car companies have offices around the country. Tours can also be a good way of covering a lot of territory and major sights in a short amount of time, without costing you the earth.

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Ken
I live in the Scottish Highlands and have joined up to ScotRail’s free advance membership. The offers vary each month – in April two adults could travel from Inverness to London on a first class sleeper for £99 return. You can also get £15 return tickets to anywhere in Scotland.

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