Travel and transport agencies Scotland

All city and mainline trains to the South. Glasgow has two major railway stations in its city center: Glasgow Queen Street (George Square) and Glasgow Central (Gordon Street). The former serves the east and north of Scotland (including Edinburgh) via Scotrail (www.scotrail.co.uk). The second connects all of the south of the country, as well as the rest of Great Britain, with Scotrail (www.scotrail.co.uk), Virgin Trains (www.virgintrains.co.uk), First Transpennine Express (www.tpexpress.co.uk) and Crosscountry (www.crosscountrytrains.co.uk).

Glasgow is fairly well connected to the rest of Europe by air, with both regular and low cost airlines. The airport's website also lists all the car rental companies that are present there. A second airport is located in Prestwick, 50 kilometers from Glasgow (www.glasgowprestwick.com). It is mainly used by Ryanair and only offers flights to Southern Europe. From Glasgow airport to the city center. You will have to take the Glasgow Airport Express which runs 24 hours a day, with a service every 10 minutes during the day.

ScotRail is the place to go if you are visiting Scotland by train. You can book your ticket or pass directly on the site. You won't have any additional costs. Check out weekly (£37 to £89), monthly (£105.60 to £247.30) and yearly (£1,100 to £2,576) passes. You even have questions to answer to direct you to the most useful pass for you. You will have all the information in real time (works, delay, cancellation) as well as the latest promotions. Application also available.

The Mitchell Library is a large public library in Glasgow, Scotland. It is the center of Glasgow City Council's public library system. The library offers a wide range of services and resources, including special collections, a business and intellectual property center, city archives, a café and genealogy services. The Mitchell Library is an accessible venue, with adapted toilets, a hearing induction loop and wheelchair access.

Near the Royal mile and Princes Street. 

The Sauchiehall Street Post Office in Glasgow is a convenient place to send mail and do banking. The post office offers a range of services, including cash withdrawal and deposit, cheque deposit, mail dispatch, Parcelforce Express services, bill payment and passport renewal. It also offers driving-related services, such as DVLA driving card renewal and vehicle tax. For travelers, the post office offers currency exchange, travel insurance and travel card services. It also offers money transfer services such as MoneyGram® and Western Union.

Another post office is located at 489 Union Street.

The Kirkwall Post Office offers a range of postal and banking services. You can withdraw and deposit cash, deposit checks, send mail and parcels via Parcelforce Express Services, pay bills and top up prepaid cards, apply for passports and driving licenses, and use identity verification and document certification services. The post office also offers foreign currency exchange, travel insurance and money transfer services via MoneyGram® and Western Union.

Services available include personal and commercial banking, cash withdrawals and deposits, check deposits, mail forwarding, Parcelforce Express services, passport services, identity verification services, document certification services, DBS verification services, driving services such as DVLA photocopy renewal and vehicle tax, travel services such as foreign currency conversion, travel insurance and travel card, as well as financial services such as MoneyGram® and Western Union.

This website from the British company GoViator Ltd provides bus timetables for the Balkan countries (except Romania and Moldavia). It is relatively accurate for North Macedonia. Some city-to-city connections and almost all local village services are omitted, as are fares, which are not shown. But it's very useful for finding out about bus schedules, companies and frequencies, as well as links to neighboring countries, cab companies, car-sharing and trains.