29 - Gorebridge - Silverknowes (2024)

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Where does the 29 bus go in Edinburgh? ›

Lothian Buses 29 Bus Route Schedule and Stops (Updated)

The 29 bus (Birkenside) has 83 stops departing from Silverknowes Golf Course, Silverknowes and ending at Terminus, Birkenside. Choose any of the 29 bus stops below to find updated real-time schedules and to see their route map.

Timetable. The day buses run from 6 am until midnight. Outside this schedule, Edinburgh has night buses (the N lines).

You can pay for a SINGLEticket and DAYticket when you get on the bus. Just tell the driver what ticket you want, pop the coins in the box or tap your contactless card/device, take your ticket and find a seat. If paying by cash, make sure you have coins with you before getting on the bus.

Who can get free bus travel? Every 5-21 year old living in Scotland for more than 6 months of the year can travel for free by bus if they have a valid National Entitlement Card (NEC) or Young Scot National Entitlement Card (Young Scot NEC). If you are 5-15 years old, your parent or guardian must apply for you.

You can now use one smartcard for journeys across multiple modes of transport and multiple transport operators and, where available, download your operator's mobile app or use contactless payment on board. Visit www. SmartTravel. scot to see more on how smart can simplify travel for you.

The Airlink bus (service 100) runs between the airport and the city centre, reaching Waverley Bridge railway station in 25 minutes. A single adult ticket costs £ 4.50 ( US$ 5.90) and an open return is £ 7.50 ( US$ 9.80). A child ticket is £ 2 ( US$ 2.60) for a single and £ 3 ( US$ 3.90) for a return.

Edinburgh is a relatively small city, and its medieval air makes it ideal to visit by foot. Places of interest that might be best to get to by public transport are the Royal Yacht Britannia, the Royal Botanic Garden, Portobello Beach or Edinburgh Zoo.

Edinburgh bus station is on Elder Street in the centre of Edinburgh.

Edinburgh Bus Station is located in the city centre, only a stone's throw from St Andrew's Square. The station has plenty of features for your comfort and convenience as you depart, from toilet facilities to a coffee shop and phone charging areas.

We have a pre-purchase policy, so all tickets, smartcards and mtickets have to be purchased, validated or activated before you board the tram. We offer various ways to travel to suit all needs: ticket machines on the platforms: pay by coins or card. mobile app: pre-purchase your tickets and activate before you board.