Fly into Edinburgh or Glasgow?

The answer is: Edinburgh airport is more central than Glasgow airport. However, if Glasgow is easier to fly to from your starting point, then fly there.

1. What is the best airline to fly to Scotland?
2. Is it better to stay in Edinburgh or Glasgow?
3. Which city is cheaper Glasgow or Edinburgh?
4. What airport do you fly into for Scotland?
5. Do flight prices go up the more you search?
6. Are flights really cheaper on Tuesday?
7. Is Edinburgh or Glasgow more expensive?
8. Is Edinburgh safer than Glasgow?
9. Is Loch Ness closer to Edinburgh or Glasgow?
10. Where do the rich live in Scotland?
11. Is Glasgow cheap?
12. Is Edinburgh posher than Glasgow?

What is the best airline to fly to Scotland?

I'd suggest flying Norwegian Air Shuttle into London Gatwick non-stop, and you won't beat their prices. Then take EasyJet.com to your final destination. Both are budget airlines, so be sure to pay close attention to their published terms.

Is it better to stay in Edinburgh or Glasgow?

Edinburgh seems more traditional and historic and has a great Pub Crawl; while Glasgow is more Arty and probably more trendy Music scene. You can get tours from both places. Look at Visit Scotland web site for some great visuals. Lots to do in Glasgow but Edinburgh offers more for first time visitors.

Which city is cheaper Glasgow or Edinburgh?

North of the border, Edinburgh has leisure costs three per cent higher than the average while Glasgow is five per cent below the national mean. So now you know where to go for a reasonably priced night out!

What airport do you fly into for Scotland?

When searching for flights to Scotland from the US, choosing to land at Edinburgh Airport (EDI) or Glasgow Airport (GLA) comes down to personal preference and the airline you're flying with.

Do flight prices go up the more you search?

McGee found that 59% of the times when the searches differed, the fares were higher on the scrubbed browser — the browser with no search history — but those higher fares often came from online travel agencies such as Orbitz.

Are flights really cheaper on Tuesday?

Cheap days: In the U.S., Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday are usually cheapest. For international travel, weekdays are usually cheaper than weekends. Expensive days: Fridays and Sundays usually cost more, especially in the U.S.

Is Edinburgh or Glasgow more expensive?

ECA said Edinburgh is the 45th most expensive city in Europe for rent, with a three-bed home costing £1,529 per month. Glasgow remains the cheapest in the UK, costing £1,050 per month. Aberdeen has seen a decline in average monthly rental costs, dropping by £190 to £1,235 per month.

Is Edinburgh safer than Glasgow?

Edinburgh has come out on top as the safest city in the UK in a recent survey. ... But the Scots who were polled put both Scottish cities higher, with 86% saying Edinburgh is safe and a whopping 68% thinking Glasgow is safe. The YouGov research was conducted across ten British cities.

Is Loch Ness closer to Edinburgh or Glasgow?

Loch Ness is 580 miles away from London, 460 miles from Birmingham, 380 miles from Manchester, 290 miles from Newcastle, 180 miles from Glasgow and 170 miles from Edinburgh. That doesn't mean it's difficult to get here, though! The quickest way to get here is by air.

Where do the rich live in Scotland?

The town of Humbie in east Lothian has the highest average property value of any town in Scotland with an average house price of over 469 thousand British pounds. In fact, at this time, the county of east Lothian has 4 of the highest valued homes in the current top 10 list in Scotland.

Is Glasgow cheap?

1. Cost of living. One of the greatest advantages of Glasgow is the lower cost of living compared to other UK cities. For example, living in Glasgow is on average 20% cheaper than London and 10% cheaper than the rest of UK.

Is Edinburgh posher than Glasgow?

Edinburgh is Scotland's capital, and its seat of power, but Glasgow prides itself on having more heft because it is far bigger than its east coast rival. ... The 2016 figures from the National Records of Scotland put the population of the Glasgow City Council at 615,070, well above City of Edinburgh's 507,170.