Cambridge (Cambridgeshire), Cambridgeshire to Edinburgh, Edinburgh from $55: 10 ways by bus, train, flight or car

On your train journey from Cambridge to Edinburgh, you'll primarily be traveling with LNER (London North Eastern Railway) or CrossCountry. LNER’s onboard catering services offer a range of options, including a 'Shop and Go' menu where you can purchase snacks, sandwiches, drinks, and hot meals. Look out for the onboard announcements regarding meal services, and consider upgrading your seat for even better dining options.

LNER offers various seating options for your journey. In First Class, enjoy extra legroom, complimentary food and drink service, and a quieter carriage, while Business Class generally provides wider seats and additional amenities like charging points. Economy class is spacious but does not include complimentary services. CrossCountry provides standard class, which is comfortable for long journeys. Check the operator's website for specific seating configurations to choose the best fit for your needs.

When you arrive at Edinburgh Waverley station, expect a bustling transport hub. You can leave your luggage at the station; there are left luggage facilities near the main concourse. Waverley also has restrooms available, but there are no shower facilities. For the fastest connection to the city center, take the tram from Waverley Bridge (outside the station). Tram number 1 will take you to various key locations downtown, including Princes Street and the West End. Bus numbers 3, 5, 7, and 10 also provide reliable service from the station to different city spots.