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Perfect if you're planning a highland fling
Mountains and glens, rivers and lakes… Inverness is the capital of the Highlands, and it’s a perfect place to unplug from modern life.
LNER operate the Highland Chieftain, a daily train service to London King's Cross via Stirling, Edinburgh, Newcastle and York. From there, we offer regular connections to other destinations across Scotland and England, including Glasgow, Aberdeen, Leeds, and Hull.
Plus, when you join LNER Perks you'll get £5 free and 2% credit back every time you travel with us.
Population
46,870
Fact About Inverness
Loch Ness is the UK's largest lake by water volume, with almost double the water of all the lakes in England and Wales put together
Popular trains to Inverness
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Things to do in Inverness
The Highlands are known for their rugged mountains and stunning lochs, but the ‘Highlands’ capital’ Inverness also provides culture, fine dining and the chance for some retail therapy.
Nessie-spotting
Whether you’re a believer or a sceptic, you’ll know all about the Loch Ness Monster. And Inverness is where she lives, or so goes the folk tale. People get on the train to Inverness from all over the world to catch a glimpse of the mythical monster.
Loch Ness
A wee dram
Inverness is close to some of Scotland’s finest whisky distilleries. Glen Ord, to the west of the city, is one of the oldest. Years of know-how have gone into creating its famous single malt. Take a tour to watch the master distillers at work.
Glen Ord
Hidden Inverness
Get your fill of local history at the Highland Archive Centre. Explore the records to see how Highland life and folk have changed over the decades. It’s right next door to Whin Park and the River Ness, too.
Highland Archive Centre
Nessie-spotting
Whether you’re a believer or a sceptic, you’ll know all about the Loch Ness Monster. And Inverness is where she lives, or so goes the folk tale. People get on the train to Inverness from all over the world to catch a glimpse of the mythical monster.
Loch NessA wee dram
Inverness is close to some of Scotland’s finest whisky distilleries. Glen Ord, to the west of the city, is one of the oldest. Years of know-how have gone into creating its famous single malt. Take a tour to watch the master distillers at work.
Glen OrdHidden Inverness
Get your fill of local history at the Highland Archive Centre. Explore the records to see how Highland life and folk have changed over the decades. It’s right next door to Whin Park and the River Ness, too.
Highland Archive Centre
Things to do at Loch Ness
Immerse yourself in the legend of the Loch Ness Monster with a tour or a boat trip, or visit the ruin of Urquhart castle near the water's edge.
Whether you're a history buff, a monster hunter or there to enjoy the scenery, we've selected a handful of experiences to help you to get the most out of your time at Loch Ness.
Loch Ness By Jacobite Boat Tour
Cost: From £18.00
Suitable for: All ages
Location: Doch Garrock Canal Lock
How to get there: Via City sight seeing bus, Local bus from Inverness Bus station or Taxi
Nessie hunting cannot be any easier than sailing the waves of Loch Ness on a cruise with Jacobite. Different cruise lengths available.
Loch Ness By Jacobite Boat Tour
Urquhart Castle
Cost: From £7.70
Suitable for: All ages
Location: Drumnadrochit, Loch Ness
How to get there: City Link bus from Inverness bus station, journey takes approx. 40 minutes
The magnificently situated Urquhart Castle, on the shore of Loch Ness, has seen some of the most dramatic chapters in our nation’s story.
Urquhart Castle
Loch Ness 360
Cost: FREE
Suitable for: All ages
Location: A circular 360 walking/cycling route around Loch Ness
How to get there: The route starts from Inverness Castle a 5 minute walk from the train station.
The Loch Ness 360° Trail is an epic walking, cycling, running and outdoor activity trail in the Scottish Highlands. The trail loops the entire circumference of Loch Ness. You can start and finish in the Highland Capital of Inverness, or join the trail at any point of your choice.
Loch Ness 360
Loch Ness By Jacobite Boat Tour
Cost: From £18.00
Suitable for: All ages
Location: Doch Garrock Canal Lock
How to get there: Via City sight seeing bus, Local bus from Inverness Bus station or Taxi
Nessie hunting cannot be any easier than sailing the waves of Loch Ness on a cruise with Jacobite. Different cruise lengths available.
Loch Ness By Jacobite Boat TourUrquhart Castle
Cost: From £7.70
Suitable for: All ages
Location: Drumnadrochit, Loch Ness
How to get there: City Link bus from Inverness bus station, journey takes approx. 40 minutes
The magnificently situated Urquhart Castle, on the shore of Loch Ness, has seen some of the most dramatic chapters in our nation’s story.
Urquhart CastleLoch Ness 360
Cost: FREE
Suitable for: All ages
Location: A circular 360 walking/cycling route around Loch Ness
How to get there: The route starts from Inverness Castle a 5 minute walk from the train station.
The Loch Ness 360° Trail is an epic walking, cycling, running and outdoor activity trail in the Scottish Highlands. The trail loops the entire circumference of Loch Ness. You can start and finish in the Highland Capital of Inverness, or join the trail at any point of your choice.
Loch Ness 360
Budget friendly things to do in Inverness
If you're looking for a day out on the cheap then Inverness has plenty to offer. Art, history and literature all await you, set in beautiful highland surroundings. We've selected some of the best experiences in Inverness that won't hit you with an entry fee.
Ness Islands
Cost: FREE
Suitable for: All ages
Location: River Ness
How to get there: An enjoyable 10 minute stroll to the Ness islands from the train station
The Ness islands are a collection of natural islands that sit in the middle of the River Ness, connected from the river banks and throughout by beautiful Victorian footbridges. Just a short stroll away from Inverness city centre it is a place of natural beauty to take a breath, get some exercise or just watch the world go by.
Ness Islands
Leakeys Bookshop
Cost: FREE entry
Suitable for: All ages
Location: Church Street, Inverness
How to get there: 5 minute walk from Inverness Train station
Scotland's largest secondhand bookshop. Complete with open log fire and just about any book you could think of.
Leakeys Bookshop
Inverness Museum and Art Gallery
Cost: FREE
Suitable for: All ages
Location: High street, Inverness
How to get there: 5 minute walk from Inverness train station
Discover more about the unique history and culture of the city of Inverness and the Scottish Highlands at Inverness Museum and Art Gallery. Explore our fascinating range of artefacts and collections that celebrate Highland life and heritage.
Inverness Museum and Art Gallery
Ness Islands
Cost: FREE
Suitable for: All ages
Location: River Ness
How to get there: An enjoyable 10 minute stroll to the Ness islands from the train station
The Ness islands are a collection of natural islands that sit in the middle of the River Ness, connected from the river banks and throughout by beautiful Victorian footbridges. Just a short stroll away from Inverness city centre it is a place of natural beauty to take a breath, get some exercise or just watch the world go by.
Ness IslandsLeakeys Bookshop
Cost: FREE entry
Suitable for: All ages
Location: Church Street, Inverness
How to get there: 5 minute walk from Inverness Train station
Scotland's largest secondhand bookshop. Complete with open log fire and just about any book you could think of.
Leakeys BookshopInverness Museum and Art Gallery
Cost: FREE
Suitable for: All ages
Location: High street, Inverness
How to get there: 5 minute walk from Inverness train station
Discover more about the unique history and culture of the city of Inverness and the Scottish Highlands at Inverness Museum and Art Gallery. Explore our fascinating range of artefacts and collections that celebrate Highland life and heritage.
Inverness Museum and Art Gallery
Tours in Inverness
Unlock the secrets of a highland gem.
Relax as you tour the streets of Inverness on an open-topped bus, or experience all that the city has to offer on a guided walk.
There's a lot to see in and around Inverness. Whether you're interested in culture, architecture, distilleries or just taking in the city sights, here are our recommended ways to take a tour.
City Sight Seeing Bus
Cost: From £10
Suitable for: All ages
Location: Inverness Bus station
How to get there: There are various collection points but the main stop is at the Bus stop a 2 minute walk from the train station in the centre of the city.
Hop on and off to explore Inverness on the city’s sight seeing open top bus! Two routes take you to various popular attractions around the city with just one ticket!
City Sight Seeing Bus
Happy Tours
Cost: Various
Suitable for: All ages
Location: City centre
How to get there: Collection by private mini bus
No transport and want to discover the wider area? Take a trip with Happy Tours and you can see everything from Loch Ness to distilleries and more!
Happy Tours
Walk Inverness
Cost: £12.50
Suitable for: All ages
Location: Inverness City Centre – meeting point Visitor Centre on High Street
How to get there: Just a short 5 minute walk from the Train station to the meeting point
The 90 minute guided walk, will allow you to take in our history, architecture, monuments and spectacular scenery whilst learning more about the people and wildlife that inhabit Inverness.
Walk Inverness
City Sight Seeing Bus
Cost: From £10
Suitable for: All ages
Location: Inverness Bus station
How to get there: There are various collection points but the main stop is at the Bus stop a 2 minute walk from the train station in the centre of the city.
Hop on and off to explore Inverness on the city’s sight seeing open top bus! Two routes take you to various popular attractions around the city with just one ticket!
City Sight Seeing BusHappy Tours
Cost: Various
Suitable for: All ages
Location: City centre
How to get there: Collection by private mini bus
No transport and want to discover the wider area? Take a trip with Happy Tours and you can see everything from Loch Ness to distilleries and more!
Happy ToursWalk Inverness
Cost: £12.50
Suitable for: All ages
Location: Inverness City Centre – meeting point Visitor Centre on High Street
How to get there: Just a short 5 minute walk from the Train station to the meeting point
The 90 minute guided walk, will allow you to take in our history, architecture, monuments and spectacular scenery whilst learning more about the people and wildlife that inhabit Inverness.
Walk Inverness
Where to eat in Inverness
Inverness stands ready to cater for anyone's taste, with locally sourced highland dishes or globe-trotting posh nosh.
Whether you're splashing out or feeling frugal, you'll find somewhere to suit your needs when it comes to meal times in the highland capital.
An intimate dinner
Pull out their chair as the two of you sit down for a romantic dinner in Inverness at Mustard Seed. Set in a converted church on the bank of the River Ness, the atmosphere will ensure the sparks are flying. The chef's at Mustard Seed have a close relationship with local suppliers, meaning their menus change regularly, offering the freshest of meals that reflect the season.
Mustard Seed
A light lunch
Forget about posh nosh – simple sandwiches are done good at Lettuce Eat in Lombard Street. Locals and TripAdvisor types rave about it and there’s no wonder. Rolls and baguettes are piled to the point of collapse with hearty fillings. We love the coronation chicken – just ask for a few napkins.
Lettuce Eat
Aspendos
Smouldering charcoal grills, mellow Mediterranean flavours, plus a rainbow of tapas dishes. Beat the granite-city blues with proper holiday food at Aspendos. We love the vegetarian Brokoli Yahsini, featuring broccoli, grapes, cheese and sun-dried tomatoes.
Aspendos
An intimate dinner
Pull out their chair as the two of you sit down for a romantic dinner in Inverness at Mustard Seed. Set in a converted church on the bank of the River Ness, the atmosphere will ensure the sparks are flying. The chef's at Mustard Seed have a close relationship with local suppliers, meaning their menus change regularly, offering the freshest of meals that reflect the season.
Mustard SeedA light lunch
Forget about posh nosh – simple sandwiches are done good at Lettuce Eat in Lombard Street. Locals and TripAdvisor types rave about it and there’s no wonder. Rolls and baguettes are piled to the point of collapse with hearty fillings. We love the coronation chicken – just ask for a few napkins.
Lettuce EatAspendos
Smouldering charcoal grills, mellow Mediterranean flavours, plus a rainbow of tapas dishes. Beat the granite-city blues with proper holiday food at Aspendos. We love the vegetarian Brokoli Yahsini, featuring broccoli, grapes, cheese and sun-dried tomatoes.
Aspendos
Budget friendly places to eat in Inverness
Spending time in breathtaking countryside or touring around the city centre is bound to work up an appetite. Where should you go when you want to fill your stomach without emptying your savings?
Black Isle Bar
Location: Church Street, Inverness
How to get there: 5 minute walk from train station
A range of freshly made pizza is available from their own wood-fired Pizza oven made with organic produce from farms at the Brewery and other local suppliers.
Black Isle Bar
Macgregors
Suitable for: Local produce and great local beverages
Location: Church Street, Inverness
How to get there: 5 minute walk from Inverness station
MacGregor's Bar Inverness; Scotland's modern-day bar, is the place for an adventure in taste, in culture and music. It's a gathering place to share stories, life and laughter, whilst savouring some of the best food and drink produced in Scotland.
Macgregors
Zizzi Pizzeria
Suitable for: Everyone!
Location: Bank Street, Inverness
How to get there: 5-10 minute walk from train station
Zizzi Inverness is truly one of the most stunning restaurants we have. One elevation is all glazed floor to ceiling - giving diners a truly amazing view of the river.
Zizzi Pizzeria
Black Isle Bar
Location: Church Street, Inverness
How to get there: 5 minute walk from train station
A range of freshly made pizza is available from their own wood-fired Pizza oven made with organic produce from farms at the Brewery and other local suppliers.
Black Isle BarMacgregors
Suitable for: Local produce and great local beverages
Location: Church Street, Inverness
How to get there: 5 minute walk from Inverness station
MacGregor's Bar Inverness; Scotland's modern-day bar, is the place for an adventure in taste, in culture and music. It's a gathering place to share stories, life and laughter, whilst savouring some of the best food and drink produced in Scotland.
MacgregorsZizzi Pizzeria
Suitable for: Everyone!
Location: Bank Street, Inverness
How to get there: 5-10 minute walk from train station
Zizzi Inverness is truly one of the most stunning restaurants we have. One elevation is all glazed floor to ceiling - giving diners a truly amazing view of the river.
Zizzi Pizzeria
Instagrammable places to eat in Inverness
Have your camera at the ready from the moment you step off the train - the chance for snaps both sweet and savoury, as well as the essential artisan café are waiting for you within walking distance of the platform.
Perk Doughnuts
Suitable for: Coffee
Location: Church Street, Inverness
How to get there: 5 minute walk from train station
Specialising in quality Artisan Coffee & delicious Handmade Doughnuts, they also serve a range of Breakfast and Lunch Takeaway Options with vegan options available too.
Perk Doughnuts
Coyotes
Suitable for: A great burger!
Location: Academy street, Inverness
How to get there: opposite the Inverness train station
Popular family run business serving the highest quality burgers & sides, delicious coffees and desserts to die for!
Coyotes
Mieles Gelateria
Suitable for: Ice cream lovers
Location: Church Street, Inverness
How to get there: 5 minute walk from train station
Miele's Gelateria is an exciting Gelato (ice cream) parlour in the heart of Inverness.
They have around 24 exciting flavours of Gelato in their display cabinet for you to choose from at any one time. They also have an Italian deli lunch range and speciality Italian biscuits.
Mieles Gelateria
Perk Doughnuts
Suitable for: Coffee
Location: Church Street, Inverness
How to get there: 5 minute walk from train station
Specialising in quality Artisan Coffee & delicious Handmade Doughnuts, they also serve a range of Breakfast and Lunch Takeaway Options with vegan options available too.
Perk DoughnutsCoyotes
Suitable for: A great burger!
Location: Academy street, Inverness
How to get there: opposite the Inverness train station
Popular family run business serving the highest quality burgers & sides, delicious coffees and desserts to die for!
CoyotesMieles Gelateria
Suitable for: Ice cream lovers
Location: Church Street, Inverness
How to get there: 5 minute walk from train station
Miele's Gelateria is an exciting Gelato (ice cream) parlour in the heart of Inverness.
They have around 24 exciting flavours of Gelato in their display cabinet for you to choose from at any one time. They also have an Italian deli lunch range and speciality Italian biscuits.
Mieles Gelateria
Luxury places to eat in Inverness
The finest food and service with a smile can add a little sparkle to any trip, and Inverness certainly has both of those to offer. We've assembled a few recommendations for restaurants where you can truly spoil yourself.
Torrish
Suitable for: Fine dining experience
Location: River Ness, Inverness
How to get there: 20 minute walk from train station or 10 minutes in a taxi
Torrish serves delicious breakfasts, afternoon teas, à la carte dinners alongside a diverse range of drinks and beverages.
Torrish
River House
Suitable for: Locally sourced fish restaurant
Location: Huntly Street, Inverness
How to get there: 10 minute walk from the train station
Here at River House we are dedicated to sourcing and using only the finest seasonal and sustainable produce from around the Highlands and Islands of Scotland.
River House
Mustard Seed
Suitable for: Quality Highland food
Location: Bank street, Inverness
How to get there: 5 minute walk from train station
The Mustard Seed is a local, independently owned restaurant in the heart of Inverness, offering a warm welcome and friendly service.
Mustard Seed
Torrish
Suitable for: Fine dining experience
Location: River Ness, Inverness
How to get there: 20 minute walk from train station or 10 minutes in a taxi
Torrish serves delicious breakfasts, afternoon teas, à la carte dinners alongside a diverse range of drinks and beverages.
TorrishRiver House
Suitable for: Locally sourced fish restaurant
Location: Huntly Street, Inverness
How to get there: 10 minute walk from the train station
Here at River House we are dedicated to sourcing and using only the finest seasonal and sustainable produce from around the Highlands and Islands of Scotland.
River HouseMustard Seed
Suitable for: Quality Highland food
Location: Bank street, Inverness
How to get there: 5 minute walk from train station
The Mustard Seed is a local, independently owned restaurant in the heart of Inverness, offering a warm welcome and friendly service.
Mustard Seed
Shopping in Inverness
Discover top Inverness shopping, from big brand stores to independent retailers.
High-street heaven
Take a wander around Eastgate Shopping Centre and you'll find all the usual high-street faves, including Debenhams, Boots, Topshop and Monsoon. There's also a range of events and activities that take place across the year.
Eastgate Shopping CentreVintage shops, one-off boutiques and homewares
Inverness’s stunning old town is packed with quirky shops, as is the Victorian Market, which has a range of specialist spots including jewellers, a sweet shop and a butchers.
Victorian MarketLabel lovers – designer shopping
Cool kids will find Diesel jeans, Barbour wax jackets and iconic Stussy T-shirts at Attic. Plus pick up a North Face jackets, perfect for looking the part on Highland walks. Find it in Eastgate shopping centre.
Attic
High-street heaven
Take a wander around Eastgate Shopping Centre and you'll find all the usual high-street faves, including Debenhams, Boots, Topshop and Monsoon. There's also a range of events and activities that take place across the year.
Eastgate Shopping CentreVintage shops, one-off boutiques and homewares
Inverness’s stunning old town is packed with quirky shops, as is the Victorian Market, which has a range of specialist spots including jewellers, a sweet shop and a butchers.
Victorian MarketLabel lovers – designer shopping
Cool kids will find Diesel jeans, Barbour wax jackets and iconic Stussy T-shirts at Attic. Plus pick up a North Face jackets, perfect for looking the part on Highland walks. Find it in Eastgate shopping centre.
Attic
Budget-friendly hotels in Inverness
When you're planning some time away, you might prefer to save some cash for the myriad activities you can do during waking hours, especially as there are plenty of places that will put you up without asking for a small fortune. We've selected a small bunch of budget friendly options that will keep you cosy when it's time for a wee kip.
Bazpackers hostel
Cost: From £26
Suitable for: Budget Accommodation
Location: 4 Culduthel Road, Inverness
How to get there: 10 minute walk from the train station
Providing high quality accommodation with strong standards as well as a professional and friendly service.
Bazpackers hostel
Travelodge – Inverness City Centre
Cost: From £50
Suitable for: Budget Accommodation
Location: Academy Street, Inverness
How to get there: 2 minute walk from train station
Budget friendly accommodation in the centre of the city, convenient with everything on your doorstep.
Travelodge – Inverness City Centre
Premier Inn - Riverside
Cost: From £39
Suitable for: Budget Accommodation
Location: Huntly Street
How to get there: 10 Minute walk from train station
Convenient city centre and riverside location, perfect for exploring everything Inverness has to offer.
Premier Inn - Riverside
Bazpackers hostel
Cost: From £26
Suitable for: Budget Accommodation
Location: 4 Culduthel Road, Inverness
How to get there: 10 minute walk from the train station
Providing high quality accommodation with strong standards as well as a professional and friendly service.
Bazpackers hostelTravelodge – Inverness City Centre
Cost: From £50
Suitable for: Budget Accommodation
Location: Academy Street, Inverness
How to get there: 2 minute walk from train station
Budget friendly accommodation in the centre of the city, convenient with everything on your doorstep.
Travelodge – Inverness City CentrePremier Inn - Riverside
Cost: From £39
Suitable for: Budget Accommodation
Location: Huntly Street
How to get there: 10 Minute walk from train station
Convenient city centre and riverside location, perfect for exploring everything Inverness has to offer.
Premier Inn - Riverside
Instagrammable hotels in Inverness
There's nothing quite like showing off holiday snaps to family and friends, especially when you're treating yourself to something unique. We've found a couple of options that will fill up your gallery in no time.
Highland Lassie
Cost: £200
Suitable for: Visitors with sea legs!
Location: Caledonian Canal
How to get there: 20 minute Taxi from train station or 20 minutes on bus from central bus station
Highland Lassie is a floating hotel berthed just outside the Highland capital of Inverness on the beautiful Caledonian Canal. Surrounded by charming Scottish countryside, it’s within easy reach of some of the Highland’s most famous sights and landmarks.
Highland Lassie
Inverness Glamping
Cost: £125
Suitable for: Glamping in style!
Location: Ardtower Road, Inverness
How to get there: 20 minutes in a taxi from the train station
Modern and unique glamping experience in Inverness.
Inverness Glamping
Highland Lassie
Cost: £200
Suitable for: Visitors with sea legs!
Location: Caledonian Canal
How to get there: 20 minute Taxi from train station or 20 minutes on bus from central bus station
Highland Lassie is a floating hotel berthed just outside the Highland capital of Inverness on the beautiful Caledonian Canal. Surrounded by charming Scottish countryside, it’s within easy reach of some of the Highland’s most famous sights and landmarks.
Highland LassieInverness Glamping
Cost: £125
Suitable for: Glamping in style!
Location: Ardtower Road, Inverness
How to get there: 20 minutes in a taxi from the train station
Modern and unique glamping experience in Inverness.
Inverness Glamping
What's on
Nothing Beats Musical Routes
National Rail has partnered with renowned British DJ and broadcaster, Jo Whiley, to ignite a passion for exploring the roots of British music through train travel. Embark on a journey with Window Seater app with a variety of short audio guides narrating the vibrant tales of Britain's musical landscapes, both past and present.
Nothing Beats Musical Routes
Nothing Beats Sporting Routes
National Rail have teamed up with British sports presenter, Kirsty Gallacher to create a new audio series to inspire your next train trip to some of Britain’s fantastic sporting locations. The eight-episode series features exclusive interviews from British sporting heroes and brings to life the origins of Britain’s most popular sports. When it comes to sport, nothing beats being there.
Nothing beats Sporting routes
Nothing Beats Musical Routes
National Rail has partnered with renowned British DJ and broadcaster, Jo Whiley, to ignite a passion for exploring the roots of British music through train travel. Embark on a journey with Window Seater app with a variety of short audio guides narrating the vibrant tales of Britain's musical landscapes, both past and present.
Nothing Beats Musical RoutesNothing Beats Sporting Routes
National Rail have teamed up with British sports presenter, Kirsty Gallacher to create a new audio series to inspire your next train trip to some of Britain’s fantastic sporting locations. The eight-episode series features exclusive interviews from British sporting heroes and brings to life the origins of Britain’s most popular sports. When it comes to sport, nothing beats being there.
Nothing beats Sporting routes
How to save on LNER train tickets
Cheap tickets
We know you can't always plan ahead but, if you can, booking your travel in advance can save you a lot of money. In fact, booking at least 4 weeks ahead of your travel date can save you an average of up to 47%* on on-the-day train ticket prices!
Book cheap train ticketsJoin LNER Perks
Did you know that if you join our loyalty scheme, you can save money on every trip you take with LNER? Yep, that's right. LNER Perks members get £5 credit free on their account to spend on travel as a thank you for signing up. AND all members earn 2% credit back on every single journey. Not bad, eh?
Join LNER Perks nowSave 1/3 with a Railcard
Looking for travel deals? Enjoy cheap train fares and save up to 1/3 on train ticket prices with a range of Railcards.
From Two Together Railcards, Senior Railcards, and many more, there are Railcard discounts to be had for all!
Railcards
Cheap tickets
We know you can't always plan ahead but, if you can, booking your travel in advance can save you a lot of money. In fact, booking at least 4 weeks ahead of your travel date can save you an average of up to 47%* on on-the-day train ticket prices!
Book cheap train ticketsJoin LNER Perks
Did you know that if you join our loyalty scheme, you can save money on every trip you take with LNER? Yep, that's right. LNER Perks members get £5 credit free on their account to spend on travel as a thank you for signing up. AND all members earn 2% credit back on every single journey. Not bad, eh?
Join LNER Perks nowSave 1/3 with a Railcard
Looking for travel deals? Enjoy cheap train fares and save up to 1/3 on train ticket prices with a range of Railcards.
From Two Together Railcards, Senior Railcards, and many more, there are Railcard discounts to be had for all!
Railcards
*Saving average based on all Standard Advance tickets bought on the LNER website and App at least four weeks before you travel vs buying any Standard ticket on the day you travel.
Related FAQs
Which rail lines go through Inverness?
Which rail lines go through Inverness?
The main train lines running through Inverness station are LNER, ScotRail, and Caledonian Sleeper.
Do you offer a student discount on train tickets?
Do you offer a student discount on train tickets?
We don't offer a student discount however, you can purchase a 16-25 Railcard and save 1/3 on train tickets.
How can I apply for compensation if my train is delayed or cancelled?
How can I apply for compensation if my train is delayed or cancelled?
Cancelled train
In the rare event that your train is cancelled, we offer full refunds (assuming you don't take an alternative train). Be sure to apply for the refund within 28 days of the cancelled journey date.
If you meet these conditions, follow these steps for your refund:
- Swipe down the page and click on ‘Amend journey’ or ‘Request a refund’
- Notify us of the reason for the refund request by pressing 'My train was cancelled' and then ‘Continue’
- Enter your details and submit your request
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If you’ve already received your printed tickets, you'll need to fill in our Change of Plans form and follow the instructions included.
Was your train delayed by at least 30 minutes?
On our Delay Repay page, you can learn about compensation if your train is delayed. For future LNER journeys, book through our website or app, then choose One-Click Delay Repay to ensure claiming for a delayed journey is as easy as possible.
