South Gyle

big morrisons and Mark's and Spencer. theres a place inside the shopping centre where you can play table tennis for free between 11 am and 2 PM on weekdays for free.

The station is a bit run down needs some gardening done by the council

Good facilities for a small station. Reasonable size car park. Could do with better signage to find your way there.

No toilets, shelters useless against the wind. If your getting on or off a train it serves its purpose but dont go out your way to make your journey from here.

A cracking destination station, built for the lovely people of fife

Bare bones station. Shelters are available on both sides and ticket machines on both platforms too. Information kiosks generally work.

Atrocious Gaelic sinage, no gaelic person has ever been to South Gyle, please remove it Scotrail. Otherwise great example of prime BR architecture

Delightful station in Edinburgh suburbs

17degree's and what better way to cool down before the weather changes back to normal.

A jewel in the crown of ferroequinology in the historic city of Edinburgh. A masterpiece of brutalist era British Rail architecture, South Gyle offers the weary traveller a plethora of comforts; a cornucopia of well-tended flowerbeds adds a pleasing aesthetic to the functional concrete platform areas.A car park is provided for the multi-modal traveller and help points are available to alleviate all but the largest passenger concerns. Customer information screens are offered and these are readily updated with train times, calling patterns and information during disruption.Towards Fife the view is one of verdant flora and fauna; towards Edinburgh, a stark reminder of the variance in social classes offered by the conurbation.The station is near the prestigious Gyle Shopping Centre, and the buzzing suburb of Corstophine is but a short stroll away.No rail-based holiday to Scotland is complete without a fleeting visit to South Gyle.