From the panoramic vistas of the Highlands down to the gherkins and walkie-talkies of London, you’re just spoilt for choice when travelling east side. And wherever you decide to visit, LNER will speed you there faster and cheaper while you take a breather.
Where can you visit with LNER? Let’s get you up to speed.
The Scottish capital isn’t just all about the festival - it’s a cultural cauldron all year round.
It’s earthy, edgy, thoroughly entertaining and home to some of the world’s friendliest people. A cheap train ticket’s all you need to go walking in a Weegie wonderland.
Not just unforgettable nights you can’t remember in the morning. The resurgent city offers top class dining, culture and much more.
Both ancient and modern, York offers a unique and quirky boutique shopping experience. No need to go medieval on your purse with the price of our trains.
There’s a new confidence flowing through Leeds – with a myriad bars, eateries and chic shopping experiences.
Named the happiest place to live recently, the charming spa town offers a welcome respite from city hustle and bustle. So why not chill out with a cheap train ticket?
A stunning cathedral, a huge castle and a top 5 university - there are plenty of reasons to drop in on delightful Durham.
Fantastic fishing, spectacular highland scenery and you might even see the elusive monster. You’ll only pay a tiddler of a price to head north.
Offshore wealth has made the Granite City one of Scotland’s most essential destinations. You don’t have to be an oil magnate to buy a ticket to visit.
The most fought-over border town in Europe is currently in England but plays football in Scotland. Whatever country it’s in, at least a cheap train ticket is a certainty.
From its iron age origins to its contemporary edge, this stunning cathedral city offers something for everyone.
A hotbed of creative arts and close to idyllic countryside, there’s plenty to make your heart go pitter-patter in Peterborough.
There’s culture abound in Hull – with museums and galleries alongside great bars and eateries.
Here are the best things to see and do in Edinburgh, the great places to grab some grub, perfect places to pitch up for a pint and where to head for retail therapy.
The North East is a region rich in food heritage – from Craster kippers to pease pudding. Here’s our guide to the city’s best restaurants, food shops and foodie events.