Trains to Scotland

Offshore wealth has made the Granite City one of Scotland’s most essential destinations. You don’t have to be an oil magnate to buy a ticket to visit.

A truly authentic fishing town, Arbroath is utterly charming from start to finish offering amazing scenery and, of course, its famous dish of 'smokies'.

The most fought-over border town in Europe is currently in England but plays football in Scotland. Whatever country it’s in, at least a cheap train ticket is a certainty.

The impressive castle ruins that still guard the town’s twin harbours make it a must-see for history buffs.

The Scottish capital isn’t just all about the festival - it’s a cultural cauldron all year round. 

Visit ship-shaped castles and giant wheels or hire a pedalo in Helix Park and reflect on the many amazing things you've seen on your trip to Falkirk.

It’s earthy, edgy, thoroughly entertaining and home to some of the world’s friendliest people. A cheap train ticket is all you need to go walking in a Weegie wonderland.

From a round of golf at the world famous course to relaxing in the beautiful countryside, here are our favourite things to do in Gleneagles.

Starting at the iconic train station, Haymarket never fails to delight with its beautiful buildings, bustling boutiques and warm, friendly locals.

Although its stone walls were removed in the 15th century, Inverkeithing still feels like a window into a bygone era with the added charm of coastal beauty.

Fantastic fishing, spectacular highland scenery and you might even see the elusive monster. You’ll only pay a tiddler of a price to head north.

Based right in the centre of Scotland, you'll find Kingussie is at the heart of everything you love to do on a break.

The longest street fair in Europe is only one of the many attractions in bustling, beautiful Kirkcaldy.

This historic old town is home to an annual air show, and it's the closest station to famous St Andrews.

Whether it's family fun at the Seafront Splash or a trip to the dawn of flight at the Air Station Heritage Centre, Montrose delights whatever you choose to do.

Pitlochry is a year round marvel that caters to holidaymakers looking for natural wonders, luxury experiences and smooth, mellow whisky.

A harbour town with its own distinctive charm in the north east of Scotland.