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Top train trips and tips
VisitScotlandNikki
Member, VisitScotland Staff ✪
One of the best ways to enjoy our landscapes is by train - you can sit back, relax and just stare out the window for hours! There's not a route I've taken that wasn't pretty impressive, but the journey between Edinburgh and Perth is quite beautiful. The train runs over the Forth Bridge, along the Fife coast and then through Fife and into Perthshire.
Here's a few quick snaps from the train:
Hopefully you get the idea!
What's your favourite train journey in Scotland?
If you've not tried many routes yourself, check out our tips and suggestions for railway tours in Scotland.
Here's a few quick snaps from the train:
Hopefully you get the idea!
What's your favourite train journey in Scotland?
If you've not tried many routes yourself, check out our tips and suggestions for railway tours in Scotland.
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In fact, I think it's the 'World's Best Rail Experience' - you can read why here
The highlights for me are:
I think I might have to make this an annual trip!
Have a wee nosey at my blog
Former tour guide and current blether. Edinburgh girl whose
There are bikes at Aberdeen, Dundee, Edinburgh Haymarket, Glasgow Central, Inverness, Kilmarnock, Largs, Linlithgow, Perth and Stirling stations.
Not used them myself yet but if anyone has, would be great to hear from you!
Also the Ayrshire route from Troon down to Stranraer has some lovely views out over the Firth of Clyde towards Arran. I love that route
Did anyone catch the Flying Scotsman in May?