Inverness, located in the Scottish Highlands, has several local transport options to choose from:
Bus: Inverness has a good bus network, with Stagecoach and City Sightseeing both operating in the city. You can buy tickets on board or via their mobile apps.
Train: Inverness railway station is the terminus of the Highland Main Line from Edinburgh, Glasgow and London, and also serves the Far North Line to Thurso and Wick. You can buy tickets online or at the station.
Taxi: Taxis are available throughout the city and can be hailed on the street or booked in advance through companies such as Taxis Invernes. They offer a range of vehicles, including standard cars, MPVs, and wheelchair-accessible taxis. You can book a taxi in advance through their website or by calling their booking line.
Bike: Inverness has a bike-sharing scheme called Nextbike, which allows you to rent a bike for short journeys. You can sign up online and use their app to unlock the bikes.
Walk: Inverness is a compact city, and many of its attractions are within walking distance of each other. There are also several walking tours available, including ghost tours and historic walking tours.
Car: If you have a car, there are several car rental companies in Inverness, such as Enterprise and Europcar. There are also several car parks throughout the city where you can park your car.
