Local tour in Edinburgh, must-have tourist attractions in Edinburgh

Edinburgh Local Tour Edinburgh Transportation Edinburgh Airport is the largest and busiest airport in Scotland and the main international gateway to Edinburgh. There is an Edinburgh tram connecting the city. The main form of transportation in Edinburgh is bus. Lothian Buses mainly provides transportation services in the city and surrounding areas. Most routes pass through Princes Street. In addition to regular buses, Lothian Buses also operates tourist buses, night buses and airport buses in the city. Edinburgh Airport Edinburgh Airport (Edinburgh Airport (airport code EDI)) is located 12 kilometers west of Edinburgh city centre. International airlines such as Air France, KLM, British Airways, and Lufthansa operate flights to Edinburgh Airport from Chinese cities such as Beijing, Shanghai, and Chengdu. In addition, low-cost airlines such as Easyjet and Ryanair also have flights to and from Edinburgh from other British cities or European cities. Airlink 100 bus Airlink 100 bus runs between Edinburgh Waverley Railway Station and Edinburgh Airport every 10 minutes, and the journey takes about 30 minutes. One-way fare is £4, return fare is £7. It will also stop at Edinburgh Haymarket Railway Station and Edinburgh Zoo on the way. Tickets can be purchased at the airport information desk, at the bus station or from the bus driver when boarding the bus. You can also purchase online in advance. Night bus N22 Night bus N22 runs between the airport and the city center from 0:47 to 4:17. It runs every half hour and takes 28 minutes. The one-way fare is 3 pounds. Tram You can also take the tram tram from Edinburgh Airport to the city center. It runs every 8-12 minutes and takes about 35 minutes. It costs 5 pounds for one way and 8 pounds for a round trip. Waverley Railway Station There are two railway stations in Edinburgh. Waverley Railway Station is Edinburgh's main railway station, located in the city center and trains to major cities in the UK depart from here. Haymarket Railway Station is Edinburgh's second largest railway station, and trains to the west, north and surrounding Edinburgh stop here. Edinburgh is very well connected to other cities in Scotland, with trains to Glasgow running every half hour and arriving in 50 minutes. Aberdeen 2.5 hours; Inverness 3 hours. It takes 4.5 hours to get to London, passing through York, Newcastle and other cities on the way. Internal transport Lothian Bus Company's bus fare is £1.50 one way, £0.70 for children. If you buy a DAYticket, it costs 3.5 pounds for adults and 2 pounds for children, and you can ride unlimited times in one day. Night buses cost £3 for unlimited night travel after midnight. Tickets for this company are purchased from the driver on the bus, and you must bring your own change. University of Edinburgh Education in Edinburgh is very developed, with the number of students accounting for one-fifth of the city's total population. Among the more important ones are the University of Edinburgh, Heriot-Watt University, and Queen Margaret University. Founded in 1583 by royal charter, the University of Edinburgh is one of the UK's classical universities and the fourth oldest university in Scotland. Heriot-Watt University obtained university status in 1966 and its history can be traced back to 1821. Queen Margaret University was also originally located in Edinburgh, but later moved to Musselburgh in 2008. The University of Edinburgh (The University of Edinburgh), referred to as Edinburgh University, is one of the top 20 universities in the world and has always enjoyed a high reputation in the UK and even the world. The University of Edinburgh is located in Edinburgh, the capital of Scotland, UK. It is the world's top university founded in 1583 and the sixth oldest comprehensive research university in the UK. According to the 2014/5 QS World University Rankings, the University of Edinburgh is ranked first in Scotland, sixth in the UK, and 17th in the world. It is recognized by the British higher education industry as a university comparable to the "G5 super elite universities" (University of Oxford, University of Cambridge, University College London, Imperial College and London School of Economics). At the same time, the University of Edinburgh is also one of the most popular British universities for Chinese students. The University of Edinburgh has produced 18 Nobel Prize winners and 3 British Prime Ministers, and is a member of the Russell Group, Universitas 21, Coimbra Group and the European Research Universities Alliance. Reminder: Don’t rush to remit money or pay a deposit before seeing the real thing to avoid being cheated. Other food-travel related pictures