Overview
- ⏱️2 hours 30 minutesApproximate duration
- 🏟️Large sizedVenue capacity is 67,000
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🏟️ Address: Scottish Gas Murrayfield Stadium, Roseburn St, Edinburgh, EH12 5PJ, United Kingdom Directions in Google Maps
Located close to Murrayfield Ice Rink and Edinburgh Zoo, Murrayfield offers a lot of transportation options to its spectators. Directly connected to the airport by a 20-minute journey via the new Edinburgh tram line, Murrayfield is easily reachable via Edinburgh Waverley & Haymarket train stations as well as the main bus station in St Andrew’s Square.
Murrayfield offers private parking for over 1,000 cars, however there is no on-site parking on match days.
Taxis are able to drop-off and pick-up in the streets surrounding the stadium.
You can take several bus lines throughout the city to reach the stadium.
At present, strike action by ScotRail staff means that Sunday service is indefinitely disrupted. Further strikes may be held at short notice on other days too, so be sure to stay up to date on ScotRail news when travelling to the stadium by train.
The stadium is directly linked to the Edinburgh Tram service from the city centre. Take the train from Edinburgh Waverley Station and get off at the Haymarket Station, which is a 2.5 km (26 minutes) walk to Murrayfield Stadium.
You can easily purchase tickets online via the free Transport for Edinburgh app and then validate it when you get to the tram station.
Edinburgh is a fantastic city to tour by bike; however, bicycles are not allowed to the stadium on international match days.
The stadium is located around 4 km (43 minutes) away from St Andrew Square.
If you feel like walking, you can start from Princes Street and head onto Shandwick Place (A8), then onto Haymarket Terrace. Continue walking on the A8 until Roseburn Street, and then turn left.
You can also stop by the Murrayfield Bar, on Roseburn Street, which is popular with rugby fans, on your way to the stadium.
As Edinburgh is such a small city, albeit rather hilly, it’s easy to reach most of its biggest attractions on foot from many of its central neighbourhoods. For those staying further out, there is a quick and easy-to-navigate train system that runs through the city that can bring you into the centre in no time. Therefore, you’ll be able to make the most of your visit wherever you decide to stay,
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