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27 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 27 bus time schedule & line map 27 Hunter's Tryst - Silverknowes View In Website Mode The 27 bus line (Hunter's Tryst - Silverknowes) has 4 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Broughton: 12:06 AM - 11:36 PM (2) Canonmills: 12:12 AM - 11:42 PM (3) Silverknowes: 4:45 AM - 11:12 PM (4) Swanston: 4:26 AM - 11:16 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 27 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 27 bus arriving. Direction: Broughton 27 bus Time Schedule 24 stops Broughton Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 12:06 AM - 11:36 PM Monday 12:06 AM - 11:36 PM Silverknowes Terminus, Silverknowes Tuesday 12:06 AM - 11:36 PM Muirhouse Gardens, Muirhouse Wednesday 12:06 AM - 11:36 PM Muirhouse View, Muirhouse Thursday 12:06 AM - 11:36 PM Salvesen Crescent, Muirhouse Friday 12:06 AM - 11:36 PM Muirhouse Parkway, Edinburgh Saturday 12:06 AM - 11:36 PM Salveson Gardens, Muirhouse Muirhouse Parkway, Edinburgh Craigroyston Community High School, West Pilton Oliphant Lane, Edinburgh 27 bus Info Direction: Broughton Muirhouse Hub, West Pilton Stops: 24 64 Pennywell Road, Edinburgh Trip Duration: 18 min Line Summary: Silverknowes Terminus, Muirhouse Avenue, West Pilton Silverknowes, Muirhouse Gardens, Muirhouse, Pennywell Road, Edinburgh Muirhouse View, Muirhouse, Salvesen Crescent, Muirhouse, Salveson Gardens, Muirhouse, Craigroyston Health Centre, Drylaw Craigroyston Community High School, West Pilton, 2 Pennywell Road, Edinburgh Muirhouse Hub, West Pilton, Muirhouse Avenue, West Pilton, Craigroyston Health Centre, Drylaw, Drylaw Police Station, Drylaw Drylaw Police Station, Drylaw, Ferry Road Drive, 726 Ferry Road, Edinburgh Pilton, Crewe Toll, Crewe Toll Roundabout, Crewe Toll, Crewe Toll Roundabout, Pilton Drive, Inverleith, East Ferry Road Drive, Pilton Fettes Avenue, Inverleith, Boswall Drive, Inverleith, 627 Ferry Road, Edinburgh Wardie Road, Wardie, St James Church, Inverleith, Goldenacre Terrace, Inverleith, Warriston Gardens, Crewe Toll, Crewe Toll Roundabout Inverleith, Warriston Drive, Inverleith, Royal Botanic Garden, Inverleith, Canonmills, Mansƒeld Place, Crewe Toll, Crewe Toll Roundabout Broughton Ferry Road, Edinburgh Pilton Drive, Inverleith East Fettes Avenue, Inverleith 492 Ferry Road, Edinburgh Boswall Drive, Inverleith 24 Ferryƒeld, Edinburgh Wardie Road, Wardie 392 Ferry Road, Edinburgh St James Church, Inverleith 19 Montagu Terrace, Edinburgh Goldenacre Terrace, Inverleith 36 Inverleith Row, Edinburgh Warriston Gardens, Inverleith 107 Inverleith Row, Edinburgh Warriston Drive, Inverleith 77 Inverleith Row, Edinburgh Royal Botanic Garden, Inverleith 26 Howard Place, Edinburgh Canonmills 20 Canonmills, Edinburgh Mansƒeld Place, Broughton B901, Edinburgh Direction: Canonmills 27 bus Time Schedule 40 stops Canonmills Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 12:12 AM - 11:42 PM Monday 12:12 AM - 11:42 PM Hunter's Tryst, Swanston New Swanston, Edinburgh Tuesday 12:12 AM - 11:42 PM Howe Park, Swanston Wednesday 12:12 AM - 11:42 PM New Swanston, Swanston Thursday 12:12 AM - 11:42 PM 97 Oxgangs Road, Edinburgh Friday 12:12 AM - 11:42 PM Cockit Hat, Oxgangs Saturday 12:12 AM - 11:42 PM Oxgangs Road North, Edinburgh Oxgangs Library, Oxgangs Oxgangs Avenue, Oxgangs 27 bus Info 302 Oxgangs Road North, Edinburgh Direction: Canonmills Stops: 40 Oxgangs Terrace, Firrhill Trip Duration: 28 min 156 Colinton Mains Drive, Edinburgh Line Summary: Hunter's Tryst, Swanston, Howe Park, Swanston, New Swanston, Swanston, Cockit Colinton Mains Road, Firrhill Hat, Oxgangs, Oxgangs Library, Oxgangs, Oxgangs 76 Colinton Mains Drive, Edinburgh Avenue, Oxgangs, Oxgangs Terrace, Firrhill, Colinton Mains Road, Firrhill, Colinton Mains Loan, Firrhill, Colinton Mains Loan, Firrhill Oxgangs Primary School, Firrhill, Firrhill High School, 40 Colinton Mains Drive, Edinburgh Firrhill, Craiglockhart Road, Firrhill, Craiglockhart Park, Firrhill, Craiglockhart Campus, Craiglockhart, Oxgangs Primary School, Firrhill Glenlockhart Valley, Craiglockhart, Craiglockhart Sports Centre, Craiglockhart, Perdrixknowe, Firrhill High School, Firrhill Craiglockhart, Meggetland Terrace, Craiglockhart, Polwarth Terrace, Myreside, Ashley Terrace, Craiglockhart Road, Firrhill Merchiston, Polwarth Parish Church, Merchiston, 88 Craiglockhart Road, Edinburgh Polwarth Park, Merchiston, Polwarth Crescent, Merchiston, Merchiston Park, Viewforth, Viewforth, Craiglockhart Park, Firrhill Leamington Terrace, Viewforth, Lochrin Buildings, 252 Colinton Road, Edinburgh Tollcross, Home Street, Tollcross, Glen Street, Lauriston, Lauriston Building, Lauriston, Forrest Craiglockhart Campus, Craiglockhart Road, Old Town, Victoria Street, Old Town, The 234 Colinton Road, Edinburgh Mound (Foot), Edinburgh, Hanover Street, Edinburgh, Thistle Street, Edinburgh, Abercromby Glenlockhart Valley, Craiglockhart Place, New Town, Great King Street, New Town, 208 Colinton Road, Edinburgh Fettes Row, New Town, Airlie Place, New Town, Brandon Terrace, Canonmills Craiglockhart Sports Centre, Craiglockhart 124 Colinton Road, Edinburgh Perdrixknowe, Craiglockhart Perdrixknowe, Edinburgh Meggetland Terrace, Craiglockhart 123 Colinton Road, Edinburgh Polwarth Terrace, Myreside 112 Polwarth Terrace, Edinburgh Ashley Terrace, Merchiston 76 Polwarth Terrace, Edinburgh Polwarth Parish Church, Merchiston 34 Polwarth Terrace, Edinburgh Polwarth Park, Merchiston 57 Polwarth Gardens, Edinburgh Polwarth Crescent, Merchiston 13 Polwarth Gardens, Edinburgh Merchiston Park, Viewforth 3 Granville Terrace, Edinburgh Viewforth 6 St Peter's Buildings, Edinburgh Leamington Terrace, Viewforth 70 Gilmore Place, Edinburgh Lochrin Buildings, Tollcross 8 Gilmore Place, Edinburgh Home Street, Tollcross 34 Home Street, Edinburgh Glen Street, Lauriston 142 Lauriston Place, Edinburgh Lauriston Building, Lauriston 30 Lauriston Place, Edinburgh Forrest Road, Old Town 15 Forrest Road, Edinburgh Victoria Street, Old Town 7-9 George IV Bridge, Edinburgh The Mound (Foot), Edinburgh Hanover Street, Edinburgh 34-36 Hanover Street, Edinburgh Thistle Street, Edinburgh 100 Hanover Street, Edinburgh Abercromby Place, New Town 6 Dundas Street, Edinburgh Great King Street, New Town 58 Dundas Street, Edinburgh Fettes Row, New Town Dundas Street, Edinburgh Airlie Place, New Town 20 Brandon Street, Edinburgh Brandon Terrace, Canonmills 16 Brandon Terrace, Edinburgh Direction: Silverknowes 27 bus Time Schedule 66 stops Silverknowes Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 5:07 AM - 11:12 PM Monday 4:45 AM - 11:12 PM Hunter's Tryst, Swanston New Swanston, Edinburgh Tuesday 4:45 AM - 11:12 PM Howe Park, Swanston Wednesday 4:45 AM - 11:12 PM New Swanston, Swanston Thursday 4:45 AM - 11:12 PM 97 Oxgangs Road, Edinburgh Friday 4:45 AM - 11:12 PM Cockit Hat, Oxgangs Saturday 5:00 AM - 11:12 PM Oxgangs Road North, Edinburgh Oxgangs Library, Oxgangs Oxgangs Avenue, Oxgangs 27 bus Info 302 Oxgangs Road North, Edinburgh Direction: Silverknowes Stops: 66 Oxgangs Terrace, Firrhill Trip Duration: 62 min 156 Colinton Mains Drive, Edinburgh Line Summary: Hunter's Tryst, Swanston, Howe Park, Swanston, New Swanston, Swanston, Cockit Colinton Mains Road, Firrhill Hat, Oxgangs, Oxgangs Library, Oxgangs, Oxgangs 76 Colinton Mains Drive, Edinburgh Avenue, Oxgangs, Oxgangs Terrace, Firrhill, Colinton Mains Road, Firrhill, Colinton Mains Loan, Firrhill, Colinton Mains Loan, Firrhill Oxgangs Primary School, Firrhill, Firrhill High School, 40 Colinton Mains Drive, Edinburgh Firrhill, Craiglockhart Road, Firrhill, Craiglockhart Park, Firrhill, Craiglockhart Campus, Craiglockhart, Oxgangs Primary School, Firrhill Glenlockhart Valley, Craiglockhart, Craiglockhart Sports Centre, Craiglockhart, Perdrixknowe, Firrhill High School, Firrhill Craiglockhart, Meggetland Terrace, Craiglockhart, Polwarth Terrace, Myreside, Ashley Terrace, Craiglockhart Road, Firrhill Merchiston, Polwarth Parish Church, Merchiston, 88 Craiglockhart Road, Edinburgh Polwarth Park, Merchiston, Polwarth Crescent, Merchiston, Merchiston Park, Viewforth, Viewforth, Craiglockhart Park, Firrhill Leamington Terrace, Viewforth, Lochrin Buildings, 252 Colinton Road, Edinburgh Tollcross, Home Street, Tollcross, Glen Street, Lauriston, Lauriston Building, Lauriston, Forrest Craiglockhart Campus, Craiglockhart Road, Old Town, Victoria Street, Old Town, The 234 Colinton Road, Edinburgh Mound (Foot), Edinburgh, Hanover Street, Edinburgh, Thistle Street, Edinburgh, Abercromby Glenlockhart Valley, Craiglockhart Place, New Town, Great King Street, New Town, 208 Colinton Road, Edinburgh Fettes Row, New Town, Airlie Place, New Town, Brandon Terrace, Canonmills, Inverleith Terrace, Craiglockhart Sports Centre, Craiglockhart Inverleith, Royal Botanic Garden, Inverleith, 124 Colinton Road, Edinburgh Warriston Drive, Inverleith, Warriston Gardens, Inverleith, Goldenacre Terrace, Inverleith, St James Perdrixknowe, Craiglockhart Church, Inverleith, Wardie Road, Wardie, Arboretum Perdrixknowe, Edinburgh Road, Inverleith, Boswall Drive, Inverleith, East Fettes Avenue, Inverleith, West Winnelstrae, Inverleith, Pilton Meggetland Terrace, Craiglockhart Drive, Inverleith, Crewe Toll, Crewe Toll Roundabout, 123 Colinton Road, Edinburgh Crewe Toll, Crewe Toll Roundabout, Ferry Road Drive, Pilton, Drylaw Police Station, Drylaw, Craigroyston Polwarth Terrace, Myreside Health Centre, Drylaw, Muirhouse Avenue, West 112 Polwarth Terrace, Edinburgh Pilton, Muirhouse Hub, West Pilton, Craigroyston Community High School, West Pilton, Salveson Ashley Terrace, Merchiston Gardens, Muirhouse, Salvesen Crescent,
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