Guidebook for Leith, Edinburgh
Sightseeing
The Royal Yacht Britannia is a five-star visitor attraction and a must see place to visit in Edinburgh. This famous ship has been named in TripAdvisors UK Top Ten for the last 5 years and has consistently been judged Scotland's best visitor attraction by national tourism agency, VisitScotland, for twelve years' running.
630 locals recommend
Royal Yacht Britannia
Ocean DriveThe Royal Yacht Britannia is a five-star visitor attraction and a must see place to visit in Edinburgh. This famous ship has been named in TripAdvisors UK Top Ten for the last 5 years and has consistently been judged Scotland's best visitor attraction by national tourism agency, VisitScotland, for twelve years' running.
Edinburgh Castle
CastlehillIt is iconic and has a wealth of history.
Scott Monument
Great views of the city once you climb to the top.
The Kelpies
The HelixEssentials
Tesco Express
4-6 Leith WalkJust a 1 minute walk to the corner.
Asda Leith Superstore
2 Sandpiper DrParks & Nature
Located a few miles from the city centre, is a charming seaside suburb, with two miles of sand making it perfect for swimming and sunbathing.
The Seaside Award-winning beach draws large crowds in good weather and, along with the promenade, hosts a number of popular events, including the annual Big Beach Busk, international volleyball competitions and triathlon events.
The Portobello Kayaking and Sailing Club is based here, along with RowPorty, a community-run coastal rowing club. Look out also for the splendid Victorian swimming pool, featuring an original Aerotone and Turkish baths.
If you are seeking refreshment, there is a choice of several bars and cafés on the promenade.
447 locals recommend
Portobello Beach Promenade
1 PromenadeLocated a few miles from the city centre, is a charming seaside suburb, with two miles of sand making it perfect for swimming and sunbathing.
The Seaside Award-winning beach draws large crowds in good weather and, along with the promenade, hosts a number of popular events, including the annual Big Beach Busk, international volleyball competitions and triathlon events.
The Portobello Kayaking and Sailing Club is based here, along with RowPorty, a community-run coastal rowing club. Look out also for the splendid Victorian swimming pool, featuring an original Aerotone and Turkish baths.
If you are seeking refreshment, there is a choice of several bars and cafés on the promenade.
Ranked No.1 on TripAdvisor among 431 attractions in Edinburgh. Stunning views around the whole of Edinburgh and across to Fife and the 3 bridges.
1859 locals recommend
Arthur's Seat
Ranked No.1 on TripAdvisor among 431 attractions in Edinburgh. Stunning views around the whole of Edinburgh and across to Fife and the 3 bridges.
Food Scene
A cosy little cafe with a great menu, reasonable prices, and friendly staff.
11 locals recommend
La Cerise
199 Great Junction StreetA cosy little cafe with a great menu, reasonable prices, and friendly staff.
Britannia Spice
150 Commercial StGreat food at reasonable prices.
Drinks & Nightlife
Cameo Bar
23 Commercial StreetCosy pub with friendly locals.
The King's Wark
36 ShoreGreat food and drinks at reasonable prices.
The Granary
32-34 ShoreStylish and great food.
Entertainment & Activities
alien rock
8 Pier PlGreat indoor climbing.
Edinburgh Zoo
134 Corstorphine RdA brilliant day out for all the family.
A great way to spend a couple of hours. Prepare to be amazed.
437 locals recommend
Camera Obscura and World of Illusions
549 CastlehillA great way to spend a couple of hours. Prepare to be amazed.
Arts & Culture
Free entry and amazing exhibitions on all year round.
523 locals recommend
Scottish National Portrait Gallery
1 Queen StFree entry and amazing exhibitions on all year round.
So many amazing things to see throughout the ages. You can spend all day in here.
81 locals recommend
National Museum of Scotland station
So many amazing things to see throughout the ages. You can spend all day in here.