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Places to see and things to do in the local area

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Visit AdventureEdinburgh FestivalEach August, visitors from around the globe visit the famous festival

Edinburgh CastleExplore this magnificent fortress, one of Scotland’s most famous attractions.

Glenkinchie DistilleryExplore the working distillery, home of the Edinburgh Malt.

Auld Reekie ToursVisit the underground vaults of Edinburgh, one of the most haunted locations in the world!

Port Edgar MarinaA diverse range of activities including sailing, racing, watersports or touring the Firth

Edinburgh Boat ChartersScheduled tours lasting anything from a couple of hours to a full day

Scotia Guide Fly FishingFly fishing for trout and salmon with expert guides

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Edinburgh Castle Port Edgar Marina

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National Cycle NetworkThe nearest National Cycle Network route in Route 1, Dover to Shetland.

Cramond LoopThis 13 mile scenic passes through the North Edinburgh path network to Cramond,offering lovely coastal views, before passing into the city.

The Old Town, EdinburghEdinburgh’s Old Town draws up dreamy images of cobbled streets, historic houses and picturesque squares. Make sure to stroll down Victoria Street and visit some of the charming local boutiques and excellent restaurants.

LeithEnjoy the delights from curio shops to a diverse range of cafés, restaurants and bars. Leith

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WalkArthur’s SeatClimb this extinct volcano for the best views of the city.

Balerno to Water of LeithA peaceful and tranquil walk with lots of wildlife. This 12 mile walk spans from Balerno to Leith.

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Arthur’s Seat

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Edinburgh park run every Saturday at Cramond beach - only 10 minutes walk from the site is really welcoming.

Enjoy the stunning walk along the shores of the River Forth with cafés and a pub on route.

The Royal Botanic Gardens, are breathtaking at any time of year.

If the tide is out you can walk across the causeway to Cramond Island, but take note of the sign telling you the safe (low tide) times to do this, and make sure you allow enough time to cross back.

Crammond Island Causeway

Visitor’s top tips

We cycled to a fascinating cave tour out at Gilmerton Cove.

The Scottish National Museum is fantastic. We visit every time we are in Edinburgh and we still haven’t seen everything.

There is a lovely walk along the river, which is very popular with families and dog walkers. Within 2 miles along this walk is the village of Cramond, a lovely village with a cosy, welcoming pub and lovely river walk.

Would highly recommend the East Fortune Airfield and Museum of Flight.

SupermarketsMorrisons, 1 mile and Tesco express, 1.5 miles away.Swimming pool Pilton, 1.5 miles.Nearest CinemaOcean Terminal, 3 miles.

Tourist InformationIn the city centre.Public transportThere is a bus service within half a mile of the site, to the city centre.

Petrol StationThere is a Morrisons, 1.2 miles from site.Nearest CashpointMorrisons, 1.2 miles away and at Tesco metro 1.7 miles.

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