|
For more detailed directions, we recommend you download the booklet below:
 Map and directions (171Kb)
Otherwise, the maps and directions on this page should serve as a good guide.
You can also find us here on Streetmap.co.uk
Bus
The Airport bus is fast, and cheap (unless you are a group). Come out of Edinburgh Airport and turn left along to the bus/ taxi stances. There should be an Airport bus (X100) sitting there (or there will be one just coming). Don’t get a return ticket, even though its cheaper (there are different companies operating the buses and you cant use the ticket from one company on the bus of the other!). Stay on the bus to its terminus at Waverley Bridge in the city centre.
Train
Get out at Waverley Station and walk up the ramp where the cars go out, on to the street, Waverley Bridge. Plane and train travellers are now standing on opposite sides of the same road, the Waverley Bridge. From there, you have 2 choices:
Walking
It takes about 10 minutes (see above). If the weather is OK, this is probably the best way unless you are heavily laden down. Its OK for wheelchairs if you are accompanied, but might be a bit hairy if not - bit hilly, lots of traffic and a slight lack of pavement ramps and pedestrian crossings.
Taxi
Taxis are right outside the station/opposite the Airport bus stop. It will take about 5 minutes to the CALL Centre (depending on traffic). Ask the driver for Moray House in St. Johns Street, off Holyrood Road(Taxi drivers will NOT know how to find CALL Centre or Paterson’s Land. Get dropped off inside the main quad of Moray House. Paterson’s Land is the large building with the pointed front roof, on your right as you stand with your back to the gate, facing into the quad.
Car Parking
There is a car park at St. Johns Hill, Holyrood Road which is just near the traffic lights at the top of Holyrood Road (signposted) on the corner with the Cowgate, the Pleasance and St. Mary’s Street.
Walk down Holyrood Road, cross and turn left into St. Johns Street, then first right into the big gateway and down the short drive into the main quadrangle of the Moray House site. Paterson’s Land is the large building on your right with the pointy roof and big window.
Disabled drivers can park in two marked disabled parking spaces at the front door of Paterson’s Land, inside the main Moray House quad.
|
