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怎样来Dundee/ Getting Here |
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Maps and Directions
Travelling to DundeeBy RailDundee is on the main East Coast route with direct services to Newcastle, York and London, and to Carlisle, Preston, Coventry, Birmingham, Oxford, Bristol, Reading, Southampton, Bournemouth and Plymouth. There are overnight sleeper services from London, the south coast and the west country. Rail journeys to the other major cities in Scotland (Aberdeen, Edinburgh, Glasgow) take approximately 1 1/4hrs, and the regular service from London King's Cross takes only six hours. The railway station is only a few minutes walk from the University campus and a short taxi ride from Ninewells Hospital & Medical School and Gardyne Road Campus. The railway station at Kirkcaldy is adjacent to the Kirkcaldy campus. Train times can be found from RailTrack (Network Rail), First Scotrail, National Rail Enquiries, or by phoning the National Rail Enquiries Centre on 08457 484950.
By CoachDay and night coach services (operated by National Express, Stagecoach Group, and Scottish Citylink) are available to major cities throughout the UK including London. Dundee's main bus station is on Seagate, approximately 10 minutes walk from the main University of Dundee campus. Edinburgh's main bus station is on St Andrews Square and Waterloo Place - a two minute walk from Waverley Railway Station and Glasgow's Buchanan Street bus station is a five minute walk from Queen Street Railway station. By CarDundee is linked to the rest of the UK by continuous motorway and dual carriageway - all the way from Devon and Cornwall. Dundee is best approached from the south via the A90 for traffic coming from Edinburgh (M90) and Glasgow (A9) and beyond. From the outskirts of Dundee the route into the University and the Medical School is well signposted and relatively easy to follow. Ninewells Hospital and Medical School is a prominent landmark on the approach to Dundee via the A90. There is also a scenic route from Edinburgh along the Fife coastline and into Dundee via the Tay Road Bridge.
There are many companies which offer competitive rates to hire a car. Here are a few Car Hire companies to choose from.
Please note that car parking on the city campus is by permit only. Visitors arriving by car should contact the department they are visiting to arrange a temporary permit. Pay as you leave parking is available at Ninewells Hospital & Medical School. Car parking at Gardyne Road and Kirkcaldy campuses are both free of charge. By AirDundee airport is 3 miles to the west of the city centre (only five minutes drive from the University). Taxis are available at the airport, and care hire may be pre-arranged. Free car parking is available to all ScotAirways passengers. There are scheduled flights to and from London City with ScotAirways. All flights connect with many other international destinations. Further information on flights to Dundee airport is available from ScotAirways (telephone 0870 6060707) or Eastern Airways (telephone 01652 680 600) or Dundee Airport Information Desk (telephone 01382 643242). International airports at:
can be reached by road in one to two hours. Refer to the instructions for reaching the University by car (above). Travel by SeaThere are daily ferry services direct from Zeebrugge (Belgium) to Rosyth (near Edinburgh) operated by Superfast Ferries. You can reach Dundee in a few hours from the European ferry terminals at Newcastle (3 hours by car to Dundee) and Hull (6 hours by car to Dundee). Dundee is also a popular port of call for cruise ships, and there are many harbours in Fife and Angus suitable for mooring yachts. Travelling by sea from Northern Ireland to Scotland has never been easier. There are up to nine crossings a day from Belfast to Stranraer with Stena Line's high speed ferries. P&O Irish Sea ferries travel from Larne - Cairnryn daily and Hover Speed travels from Belfast to Troon 3 times daily.
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