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Holidays in Leith

FOMO, wanderlust, fernweh. Whatever you're suffering from, there's only one way to fix it — jet off to Leith. No matter what type of awesome adventure you're craving, this Edinburgh neighbourhood has loads going for it. The capital of Scotland is home to some 440,000 people. Don't be shy to get out and meet a few of them! After touching down and picking up your bags at Edinburgh Airport, your taxi will head 12 kilometres east to take you to Leith. From the centre of the city, it's a distance of 3 kilometres to the northeast.

With many of the city's best sights close by, Leith is heaven for sightseers. From Edinburgh Castle to the Royal Yacht Britannia, you won't run out of things to keep you entertained. The gotta-see sights of Arthur's Seat and St. Giles' Cathedral are also on your doorstep. A good way to better understand this city is to check out some of its neighbourhoods. So why not take off to nearby Edinburgh Port and Newhaven and explore their sights and sounds?

A fantastic reason to stay in Leith is that Palace of Holyroodhouse is located just 3 kilometres to the south. This world-famous attraction never fails to inspire.

There are endless reasons why so many visitors head straight for the city centre. The University of Edinburgh and Scottish Parliament are two of the best of them. The Edinburgh Zoo and the National Museum of Scotland should also be part of any outing downtown.

Greyfriar's Bobby, Vietnam House Art Gallery and Canongate Tolbooth are perfect excuses to de-stress after a long day of travelling.

Broaden your knowledge of the area at the National Gallery of Scotland, the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art, the Fruitmarket Gallery and the Talbot Rice Gallery. These cultural places come highly recommended!

From hands-on activities to impressive objects and artefacts, museums have something for visitors of all ages. If the weather turns bad, why not head over to the Our Dynamic Earth, the Scotch Whisky Experience, the Museum of Childhood and the National War Museum?

One of the measures of a good performance is often how powerful the applause is at the end. Be part of a standing ovation at the Edinburgh Playhouse Theatre, Edinburgh International Conference Centre, Festival Theatre and the King's Theatre.

Can you tell your birdie from your eagle and your putter from your wedge? Whether you're a professional or a complete newbie, golf is a game for everyone! You can play a few rounds here at the Braid Hills Golf Course, the Bruntsfield Links Golf Course, the Duddingston Golf Club and the Carricknowe Golf Course.

Children can be wonderful travel buddies, especially if you take them to the right attractions! For an exciting family day out, visit the National Library of Scotland, Omni Centre Edinburgh and the Dominion Cinema.

Holidaying with kids can take a lot of energy. But don't stress, you'll definitely get a peaceful night's sleep after spending the day with them at Camera Obscura and World of Illusions, Gambado, Blackford Hill and The Braid Hills.

Calton Hill, Holyrood Park and the Dunbar’s Close Garden are amazing places for nature enthusiasts to spend time outdoors.

If the fast-paced energy of the city is getting a bit much, recharge in one of the nearby parks. Princes Street Gardens, The Meadows and Leith Links are wonderful places to take some time out.

A wonderful way to remember your holiday is by taking home a couple of souvenirs. See what you can get at The Hub, Princes Mall, Ocean Terminal Shopping Centre and Geoffrey Kiltmakers and Weavers.

Wander back though the mists of time at Greyfriars Kirk, the Scott Monument, Real Mary King's Close and Gladstone's Land. These time-weathered places have plenty of illuminating stories to share.

Discover the region's spiritual aspects at St. Mary's Episcopal Cathederal, St. Stephens Centre, Robin Chapel and St. Margaret's Chapel. These places are worth going to whether you're a religious person or not.

It's time to improve your Mexican wave and loosen up your vocal chords. Come and cheer on either of the home teams, the Edinburgh City F.C. and Leith Athletic F.C, at Meadowbank Stadium.

Hotels in Leith

Whether you're after the basics or the whole kit and caboodle, Leith has you sorted! For a bed that won't burn a hole through your wallet, you can't go past the Lyncliff Hotel, located at 4 Windsor Street, or the ibis Edinburgh Centre Royal Mile – Hunter Square, at 6 Hunter Square. Or perhaps you'd rather live like royalty at The Balmoral Hotel? The Prestonfield House is another popular option for those who relish the finer things in life.

Another great option is to stay near Edinburgh Castle. You can do this by booking into the Old Town Chambers, located just 0.5 kilometres away. Also popular is the Sheraton Grand Hotel & Spa, Edinburgh, 0.5 kilometres away.