Guidebook for Edinburgh
Food Scene
The most delicious fresh home baked cakes. They also do great breakfasts, lunch and coffee.
Their cheescakes are amazing and huge freshly bakes scones with clotted cream and preserves.
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Mimi's Bakehouse
63 ShoreThe most delicious fresh home baked cakes. They also do great breakfasts, lunch and coffee.
Their cheescakes are amazing and huge freshly bakes scones with clotted cream and preserves.
High end Seafood restaurant. Booking highly advised especially at weekends. They serve superb seafood platters. The smokehouse platter is particularly nice. Great service in a stunning building right on the beautiful shore.
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The Ship On The Shore
ShoreHigh end Seafood restaurant. Booking highly advised especially at weekends. They serve superb seafood platters. The smokehouse platter is particularly nice. Great service in a stunning building right on the beautiful shore.
An absolute hidden gem! The food is superb as is the selection of whiskies and wines. Very friendly staff too.
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Roseleaf bar cafe
23-24 Sandport PlaceAn absolute hidden gem! The food is superb as is the selection of whiskies and wines. Very friendly staff too.
A great pub and restaurant. You can choose to go for a drink or eat in the bar or even the restaurant area which is slightly more fine dining.
Great on a Tuesday evening for the jazz or folk night.
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The Shore Restaurant
1 ShoreA great pub and restaurant. You can choose to go for a drink or eat in the bar or even the restaurant area which is slightly more fine dining.
Great on a Tuesday evening for the jazz or folk night.
Drinks & Nightlife
A beautiful unique bar in the heart of leith. A great selection of drinks and a great atmosphere.
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Nobles Café Bar & Restaurant
44A Constitution StA beautiful unique bar in the heart of leith. A great selection of drinks and a great atmosphere.
Great atmosphere and good live music. The Jammy Devils on a Sunday are great!
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The Carriers Quarters
42 Bernard StGreat atmosphere and good live music. The Jammy Devils on a Sunday are great!
Parks & Nature
Arthur's Seat is an outdoors must-see for its beautiful hills and volcanic geology, which can be approached from all directions and allow for spectacular views of Edinburgh. Within 10-15 minutes of walking or climbing, you'll already be blessed with stunning views, but you can quite easily spend half a day exploring the area and immersing yourself in its history and beauty.
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Arthur's Seat
Arthur's Seat is an outdoors must-see for its beautiful hills and volcanic geology, which can be approached from all directions and allow for spectacular views of Edinburgh. Within 10-15 minutes of walking or climbing, you'll already be blessed with stunning views, but you can quite easily spend half a day exploring the area and immersing yourself in its history and beauty.
Water of Leith Walkway is a fantastic network of walking and cycling paths that connect you to all different parts of the city. Simply choose the route that suits how far you want to explore, and get going!
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Water Of Leith Ltd
29 Beaverhall RdWater of Leith Walkway is a fantastic network of walking and cycling paths that connect you to all different parts of the city. Simply choose the route that suits how far you want to explore, and get going!
A UNESCO site, Calton Hill is quite unique and offers stunning views over all parts of the city – from the main thoroughfare of Princess Street at the west end, to Arthur's Seat and Salisbury crags. On the hill itself, there are many interesting buildings to explore, including The National Monument (modelled on the Greek Parthenon and built as a memorial to the Scottish soldiers who died in the Napoleonic war), The City Observatory, Robert Burns Monument, The Duguld Stewart Monument and the Nelson Monument
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Calton Hill
Calton HillA UNESCO site, Calton Hill is quite unique and offers stunning views over all parts of the city – from the main thoroughfare of Princess Street at the west end, to Arthur's Seat and Salisbury crags. On the hill itself, there are many interesting buildings to explore, including The National Monument (modelled on the Greek Parthenon and built as a memorial to the Scottish soldiers who died in the Napoleonic war), The City Observatory, Robert Burns Monument, The Duguld Stewart Monument and the Nelson Monument
With 70 acres of grounds and thousands of plants and flower species from around the world, the Royal Botanic Garden is well worth a visit.
The gardens are a 20-30 minute walk from the city centre, or you can take bus #24 or #29 from Princess Street.
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Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh
Arboretum PlaceWith 70 acres of grounds and thousands of plants and flower species from around the world, the Royal Botanic Garden is well worth a visit.
The gardens are a 20-30 minute walk from the city centre, or you can take bus #24 or #29 from Princess Street.