Edinburgh has many distinct districts, each with its own character.
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Old Town
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The Old Town is the very centre and the oldest part of Edinburgh, and there is no shortage of things to see and do here.
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Polwarth
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Polwarth is a quiet residential area with close proximity to Bruntsfield and its eclectic range of shops cafes and restaurants. It is also..
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Portobello
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Just three miles east of the city centre is Edinburgh's seaside suburb, Portobello, with two miles of golden sand and walk along promenade...
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Stockbridge
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One of Edinburgh's most desirable suburbs, bordered by the New Town and Comely Bank, Stockbridge has plenty to offer the visitor.
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The Meadows
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Running from Bruntsfield to Marchmont, The Meadows is an expansive open park with many tree-lined paths upon which one can cycle or walk...
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Tollcross
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Tollcross is a lively area, just a short walk from Edinburgh city centre. It is home to a selection of contemporary bars as well as..
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Trinity
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A hidden gem in Edinburgh's north, Trinity is a well-heeled suburb a short bus ride from the city centre.
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West End
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A few moments away from Princes Street and it can feel like you are in another world altogether as you step into Edinburgh’s West End...
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