St Andrew Square

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This tram stop connects with local and national train services. Find out more about local rail connections on the Network Rail website.

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This tram stop connects with local and national bus and coach services. Find out more about Edinburgh Bus Station connections on the Edinburgh Council website.

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The towering Roman column Melville monument sits in the centre of St Andrew Square, less than a minute walk from the tram stop. 

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St Andrew Square tram stop is the closest one to Edinburgh Waverley rail station. Located on the east side of St Andrew Square and opposite the Harvey Nichols department store, this tram stop is a 5-minute walk away from St James Quarter, a new retail led, lifestyle district with public spaces and leisure venues for everyone to enjoy.

This stop is within the City Zone.

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Other Tram Stops

Edinburgh Airport Ingliston Park & Ride Gogarburn Edinburgh Gateway Gyle Centre Edinburgh Park Central Edinburgh Park Station Bankhead Saughton Balgreen Murrayfield Stadium Haymarket West End Princes Street St Andrew Square Picardy Place McDonald Road Balfour Street Foot of the Walk The Shore Port of Leith Ocean Terminal Newhaven
Edinburgh Airport Ingliston Park & Ride Gogarburn Edinburgh Gateway Gyle Centre Edinburgh Park Edinburgh Park Station Bankhead Saughton Balgreen Murrayfield Haymarket West End Princes Street St Andrew Square (for Waverley) Picardy Place McDonald Road Balfour Street Foot of the Walk The Shore Port of Leith Ocean Terminal Newhaven

What's nearby?

Waverley Station

Waverley Station is Edinburgh main train station, offering rail travel the rest of Scotland and the UK. The station is only a short walk from the St Andrew Square tram stop via South St Andrew Street.

Edinburgh Bus Station

Edinburgh Bus Station is just a few minutes’ walk from the St Andrew Square Stop making it easy to connect to bus and coach services to the rest of Scotland and the UK.

Multrees Walk

Multrees Walk features a range of luxury boutiques and is home of Scotland’s only Harvey Nichols, Louis Vuitton and Nespresso.

St Andrew Square Garden

St Andrew Square garden is a public garden with the towering Roman column Melville monument in the centre. The gardens are hosts to many different events throughout the year.

Scott Monument

The Scott Monument is a Victorian Gothic monument dedicated to Scottish author Sir Walter Scott whose statue can be seen at the base of the tower. The monument is a few minutes’ walk from St Andrew Square tram stop.

Balmoral Hotel

The Balmoral is one of Edinburgh’s most prestigious addresses, No. 1 Princes Street. Its famous clock tower dominates Edinburgh’s skyline.