Trains from Leeds to Edinburgh from £35.00

Departing from Leeds

Leeds Station serves as a central point for travel across the UK, with services to cities like London, Edinburgh, and Manchester operated by LNER, TransPennine Express, and Northern Rail. The station offers excellent facilities, including a range of cafés, shops, and waiting areas, making it a comfortable place for passengers to relax before their journey. Its central location ensures that visitors can quickly access local attractions and transport links.

A look at your journey to Edinburgh

The train route from Leeds to Edinburgh (Waverley) is mainly operated by CrossCountry and LNER, providing direct and frequent services over a distance of approximately 163 miles (262 km). Depending on the provider, the journey can be completed in as little as 2h and 53m with a change at Newcastle, although it typically takes around 3h to 30h 30m.

Train tickets can be as low as £35.00 when booked in advance or during off-peak times, with average prices around £23.40. Along the direct route, travellers can enjoy scenic views and popular stops such as York, Darlington, and Newcastle.

Touching down in Edinburgh

Passengers stepping off at Edinburgh Waverley are greeted by stunning views of Princes Street Gardens and the Old Town skyline. Within moments, visitors can explore the National Museum of Scotland, the Scott Monument, and the bustling Grassmarket area, all within easy reach. With frequent bus, tram, and taxi services available, reaching any part of the city from Waverley is effortless.