Aberdeen Station is located right in the middle of town, next to the Harbour and Bus Station, slightly down from Union Street, the main thoroughfare. Services come from the South via Perth and the North to Elgin, Inverness and similar places.
The three main operators serving Aberdeen are:
East Coast, . Three direct trains a day serve the major east coast cities (Edinburgh, Newcastle, York and terminate in London (King's Cross).)
ScotRail, . Serves all the major Scottish hubs, including Glasgow, Edinburgh, Dundee and Inverness. The Caledonian Sleeper to London (Euston) leaves every night except Saturdays at around 20.30.
CrossCountry, . Serves a range of destinations on the Cross-Country route, including Carlisle, Manchester and Birmingham. Some services stretch all the way down to Penzance in South West England - the UK's longest train journey.
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