Athens to Edinburgh train

To fully experience Edinburgh's historic sites, cultural attractions, and local cuisine, a stay of three to four days is recommended.

In Edinburgh, you can explore the vibrant atmosphere of Grassmarket with its pubs, shops, and street performances, or enjoy a ghost tour through the haunted streets and underground vaults. Attend a performance at the Edinburgh Festival Theatre, and visit the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh for beautiful landscapes. Discover hidden gems and local art at the Stockbridge Market. Must-see sights include Edinburgh Castle, offering panoramic views and housing the Crown Jewels, Arthur's Seat for hiking and city views, The Royal Mile lined with shops and landmarks, Holyrood Palace with its stunning gardens, and the National Museum of Scotland showcasing diverse exhibits.

The train journey from Athens to Edinburgh is not direct and requires several transfers through different countries. While segments of the journey, such as through the Alps or along the Rhine Valley, offer scenic views, the entire trip involves a mix of urban and rural landscapes across Europe.

Currently, there is no direct train service available from Athens to Edinburgh.

Booking trains from Athens to Edinburgh in advance is advisable, especially during peak travel seasons or for long journeys, to ensure availability and secure better fares.

The cheapest way to get from Athens to Edinburgh is by flight, costing approximately £89.

The train distance from Athens to Edinburgh is 2823 km.

To travel from Athens to Edinburgh, you can take a flight.

There is no night train service from Athens to Edinburgh.