Haymarket Railway Station

planned a day of exploring the transport services in and around Edinburgh, and Haymarket was my first stop—or rather my fifth, as the train stopped at Croy, Falkirk High, Polmont, and Linlithgow along the way. It’s been a long time since I last visited Haymarket, and it looks much better today, though there are some points for feedback. It still rates highly, but with a few minor tweaks, it could be amazing.

Accessible loo at street level. You don't need to go through the ticket barrier to get to it from the street, but you do need a radar key. If you are arriving at Haymarket by train, the loo is in the original Victorian part of the station building, just off the main concourse.

Apart from the parking this newly refurbished train station is a vast improvement on the old one. Flat access, bright and airy, disabled turn styles, large disabled toilets, lifts to all platforms and helpful staff. It's also very easy to navigate your way around.