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Arrive in Style.

The roads are clear of tram works, and the city is bathed in Spring sunshine. Time to check out the spring/summer ranges in the stores, and enjoy the new menus and a glass of something chilled!

PARKING
Edinburgh city centre has over 6,000 parking places within easy walking distance of shops and other attractions. 
If you’re visiting the West End, there’s an abundance of on-street places in Melville Street and additional parking in most nearby areas including Stafford, William and Walker Street, Coates and Atholl Crescent, and Drumsheugh Gardens.
You can park for up to three hours on-street from £1.20 to £2 an hour. Off-street car parks cost up to £1.50 per hour, depending on location. Please check the signs for parking restrictions and maximum stays in each area.
Visit www.edinburghshopper.com to find your most convenient space and for details of parking. 

BY BUS
On some streets leading to the West End, there’s a bus at least every four or five minutes at certain times.
For out-of-towners, the Park & Ride sites are an ideal place to leave the car, with regular departures from Ingliston, Hermiston, Straiton and Sheriffhall to the city centre. Parking is free at these sites.
A single ticket costs £1.20, adult, or 70p, child. For all day travel on any of the Lothian services, a day ticket costs £3, adult, or £2.40, child. 
Visit www.lothianbuses.com or telephone 0131 555 6363 for details of all services.

BY TRAIN
Haymarket station is in the heart of the West End and offers regular services to neighbouring towns, Glasgow and central belt Scotland, as well as nationwide. For more information, visit www.scotrail.co.uk