Stirling to Glasgow bus with Megabus

Coaches from Stirling to Glasgow

Coach passengers can journey from the medieval town of Stirling to the city of Glasgow in well under an hour. With five direct daily services, most options for travel are in the late afternoon and evening, but there are a few coaches in the middle of the day too.

Which coach companies travel from Stirling to Glasgow?

Only National Express is currently providing a regular coach service between these two towns in Scotland.

How long is the coach from Stirling to Glasgow?

The coach ride between Stirling and Glasgow usually takes 44 to 45 minutes. This figure is reliably consistent across all times of day and days of the week.

How many coaches are there from Stirling to Glasgow?

Five coaches run from Stirling to Glasgow per day, the earliest just before noon and the last about a half hour before midnight. There are no departures during most of the afternoon, but a total of three in the evening. It's the same on Saturday, while on Sunday there are only 4 coaches with the first departing in the early afternoon.

What is/are the departure and arrival stations for coaches from Stirling to Glasgow?

Departure bus station:

Coaches to Glasgow set off from Stirling bus station on Goosecroft Road, which is open long hours seven days a week. It has a cafe/diner (closed on Sundays) and a waiting area. It's right next to the railway station, which has a taxi rank. Exiting to south of the station takes passengers to a row of bus stops offering local services. On the other side of Goosecroft Road is the main shopping district, with an eclectic blend of antique shops, charity shops and restaurants of many flavours, as well as the Stirling Arcade.

Arrival bus station:

Coaches from Stirling arrive at Glasgow Buchanan bus station on Killermont Street. Open 24 hours a day, this is a hub for National Express coaches for a wide variety of locations, not only Edinburgh and Aberdeen but also London Victoria, Bournemouth, Plymouth and Blackpool (during the summer). In addition, there are Citylink coaches to Inverness, Dundee, Belfast and other wide ranging destinations. In the meantime, local First bus routes run to Paisley, Torrance, Hamilton and elsewhere. Glasgow Buchanan also supports the Nextbike cycle hire scheme, with racks placed alongside two of the station entrances.