Work to connect Edinburgh’s existing tram network to the Newhaven line will see the permanent closure of the York Place stop this week and a temporary suspension of services to other city centre stops.
From Thursday, February 10, trams will run as far as the West End tram stop with alternative arrangements put in place to enable customers to complete their journey. In April, services will resume as far as a temporary terminus in St Andrew Square.
September can sometimes feel like a quieter month with the departure of Edinburgh’s festival season – but with trams running a full route again and back serving the city centre, Leith and Newhaven, there’s a whole host of events across the city which you can once more glide to on the tram.
Read on for some of our top recommendations to combat your Fringe blues!
Applications are now open to be the next Charity of Choice partner for Edinburgh Trams and Lothian Buses.
This year, following the integration of bus and tram operations in the city, we are delighted to share that Edinburgh Trams will join Lothian Buses in supporting a dedicated charity partner, bringing even more colleagues and customers together behind causes that make a real difference in the communities we serve.
Correct as of Friday 28 August, 14:00
Subject to final testing tonight (Friday 28 August), full tram services between Edinburgh Airport and Newhaven will resume from the start of service on Saturday 29 August, following the reopening of Princes Street.
Rock and Roll legends Bon Jovi are taking to the stage here in Edinburgh this month, as they bring their FOREVER TOUR to Scottish Gas Murrayfield Stadium on Friday 28 August for what is sure to be an unforgettable night of live music.
Marking their much-anticipated return to live touring, the GRAMMY Award winning, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame band will be bringing a mixture of their classic hits and new songs – so get polished up on your lyrics to sing the night away!
Get ready for seven days filled to the brim with good music as Summer Sessions returns to the Scottish capital at the Royal Highland Showgrounds from Friday 21 to Saturday 29 August.
Expect performances from Biffy Clyro, The Cure, Florence + The Machine, Lorde, Deftones, The Prodigy, and for the first time, a new family-friendly festival, Heather on the Hill.
On Wednesday 12 August, Premier League football returns to the Scottish capital as Newcastle United and Everton are set to play at Scottish Gas Murrayfield Stadium.
Two of English football’s most passionately supported clubs will be stepping up their preparations in anticipation of the 2026/27 Premier League right here in the heart of Edinburgh. And we're on hand to help you glide to the Stadium.
The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo makes its triumphant return to the Edinburgh Castle Esplanade this week on Friday 7 August for three weeks of unforgettable spectacle, storytelling, and celebration.
Expect a musical performance of dance from military and cultural acts from around the globe against the backdrop of the iconic Edinburgh Castle. This year’s theme is ‘A Call To Gather’ which invites audiences to gather and unite with this year’s show honouring the power of connection and bringing us together.
In early July, a fire in a building on Princes Street led to a partial road closure that continues to affect public transport across Edinburgh. Since then, Edinburgh Trams has been operating a service between the Airport and West End, while Lothian Buses services have been diverted via George Street and Queen Street.
Edinburgh’s busiest month of the year is finally upon us. The city is bustling. Visitors and locals alike are taking in the thrill of everything that the city has to offer. And there is no shortage of shows to see, activities to do, or concerts to dance the night away at.
From the world-famous art festivals to an all-star line-up at the Royal Highland Showgrounds for Summer Sessions, this month is jam packed. And we’ve got our top picks for you.
