Newcastle to Edinburgh Trains, Train Times and Information

Newcastle, an ancient industrial city standing on River Tyne that is now a popular tourist destination as it offers an optimum mix of both age-old traditional backdrops with the right essence of modernism and urbanity. While you get to see large Victorian buildings that are representative of the underlying history of the city, you also see the seepage of newness in the form of large shopping centers housing the global brands, designer boutiques as well as independent labels. A few notable places to visit in Newcastle include the Tyne Bridges, the historic quayside, the Newcastle Castle, St Nicholas Cathedral, the Old City Chares, Grainger Town and the Grey’s Monument. When it’s time to go home, hop on to the very spacious and extremely comfortable Trains From Newcastle To Edinburgh.

The hilly capital of Scotland that exudes an amazing old charm of medieval times with the right amount of Grecian influence through its buildings. If nature is what you seek- then Edinburgh offers you fascinating locales with splendid picturesque views from atop the hills and on to the water down below. Make your way through the meandering lanes of the Old Town absorbing every history etched in those walls. The New Town built in the 18^th Century, however, is a picture that’s quite opposite to the Old Town, complete with wide avenues, grand squares and elegance facades. A Newcastle To Edinburgh Train run frequently between the two cities is the best way to reach the city.