Trains from Edinburgh to York from KRW 57,768

Departing from Edinburgh

As Scotland’s second busiest railway station, Edinburgh Waverley is a key hub for both regional and long-distance travel. Located between the city’s Old and New Towns, the station provides frequent services operated by LNER, ScotRail, CrossCountry, Avanti West Coast, and TransPennine Express. Regular trains connect passengers to London, Glasgow, Aberdeen, and Inverness, ensuring strong national links. The station offers a variety of retail shops, restaurants, waiting areas, and accessible facilities, making departures smooth and comfortable. With step-free access and direct tram and bus links, Edinburgh Waverley is an ideal starting point for journeys across the UK.

A look at your journey to York

The train journey from Edinburgh to York spans 161 miles (roughly 259 km) and is serviced by direct trains from both CrossCountry and LNER, the latter boasting the fastest travel time, completing the trip in as little as about 2h 24m, with most journeys taking between approximately 2h 30m and 3h.

Travellers will pass through significant stations like Morpeth, Newcastle, and Darlington, with specific stops differing by operators. Starting ticket prices on this route are KRW 57,768, with the average fare being around £22.90, making this route a cost-effective and convenient choice for travellers.

Touching down in York

Arriving in York unveils a city steeped in heritage. Take a scenic stroll to the Jorvik Viking Centre, which offers an immersive look at York’s Viking roots. The city walls, accessible from several points near the station, provide a unique way to explore the city’s history. And don’t miss the River Ouse, where boat tours offer picturesque views of York's historic landmarks.