Edinburgh EDI to Geneva GVA flight with British Airways

Trains from Nottingham to Liverpool

For those looking to travel from Nottingham to Liverpool, catching the train is an convenient choice. On average, direct trains from Nottingham to Liverpool take an average of 2 hours 40 minutes, although some services can take as long as 3 hours. During peak times, trains from Nottingham to Liverpool depart Nottingham at least three times an hour. Although the first service from Nottingham to Liverpool departs at 2:06 a.m, this service requires multiple transfers and takes almost 8 hours in total. All direct services departing Nottingham bound for Liverpool are operated by East Midlands Trains.

Taking a flight from Edinburgh

Edinburgh Airport is the main departure point for flights leaving from Edinburgh. The airport is situated outside the city centre, but is well connected by bus and tram. Frequent bus and tram services pick up passengers at various places within the city centre, including Waverley Bridge and Princes Street. Travellers can catch the Airlink 100 bus from Waverley Bridge, which runs to the airport every 10 minutes. Alternatively, trams operate direct connections to the airport every 10 minutes. For night flights, travellers can catch the N22 night bus, which runs from Waverley Steps every 30 minutes.

Flying into Geneva

Nestled at the southern edge of Lake Geneva, Geneva is an elegant city with an impressive mountain backdrop. Visitors come to the city to witness the city’s 140-metre high water jet, wander around watchmaker shops or stroll around the Old Town, with its many historical treasures. Geneva Airport is connected to the city centre with a 6-minute​ train journey. Travellers arriving on flights from Edinburgh to Geneva have immediate access to the airport railway station at the arrivals level of the airport. There are also many urban buses that connect to the city centre and visitors can pick up a free public transport ticket from the Baggage Collection area upon arrival.