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G L E N E AG L E S T OW N H O U S E is situated G L E N E AG L E S Railway TRANSPORT
right in the heart of Edinburgh within St Andrew TOWNHOUSE Tram Route TRAM
Square. With such a central location you have so
39 St Andrew Square Public Park or Garden
many great places to explore, mostly within walking Edinburgh has a great tram link that
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distance. We have put together a map showcasing runs frequently between the airport
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some of our favourite places and recommendations and the West End, which is only a short
for you to visit. Edinburgh is a beautiful city and +44 0131 322 3780 walk from Gleneagles Townhouse.
we hope you have as much fun exploring it as we do! www.gleneaglestownhouse.com
BUS
There is an excellent bus service that
goes throughout the city. Easy to hop
on and off and go exploring!
Some of our favourite places
A R T H U R ’ S S E AT A N D D E A N V I L L AG E P O R TO B E L LO B E A C H THE SHORE, LEITH
S A L I S B U R Y C R AG S
A Victorian-style beach side promenade perfect Fancy a stroll, nibble or tipple? Take a wander
This charming, picturesque village is a 5-minute
The city’s second most notable volcano (we actually for a seaside stroll. Home to a number of crafty round Edinburgh’s dockside, The Shore, and enjoy
walk from Princes Street overlooking the Water
have three) rises dramatically from the grasslands cafes and brave wild swimmers with beautiful waterfront views, cobbled quays and a number
of Leith walkway. Steeped in history from its
of Holyrood Park. Visible from across the city, views to Fife and beyond. of the city’s best, independent bars, restaurants
water milling days, if you look closely you will
the views alone are worth the hike – watch and cafes.
spot mill stones and plaques decorated with
as Edinburgh emerges under your feet, bound R E A L M A R Y K I N G ’ S C LO S E
baked bread and pies!
by the blue ribbon of the Firth of Forth. WAT E R O F L E I T H WA L KWAY
A labyrinth of hidden streets in the city’s
Sensible shoes required.
N AT I O N A L G A L L E R Y Old Town – take a guided tour through these This 12-mile-long cycle and walking path
OF MODERN ART mysterious closes and discover how our ancestors is a haven for urban wildlife, traversing the city
C A LT O N H I L L
lived between the 17th and 19th centuries. from the sleepy village of Balerno in the south
Feast your eyes. Edinburgh has a gallery to suit you.
Included in Edinburgh’s UNESCO World Heritage to Edinburgh’s creative hub, Leith, in the north.
The Greek-columned Scottish National Gallery
site, Calton Hill boasts panoramic views across R OYA L B O TA N I C G A R D E N Along the way, several of Edinburgh’s biggest
is home to one of the world’s best collections of fine
the city’s majestic skyline. At the top you also monuments, including Murrayfield,
art, or marvel at the great and good of days gone With 70 acres of open green space, thousands
have historical monuments to explore, including The Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art
by at the National Portrait Gallery. of plant species and a storied history dating
the National Monument, Nelson Monument and the Royal Botanic Garden.
back nearly 350 years, you’re sure to get lost in
and City Observatory.
thought when having a peaceful meander around
Edinburgh’s Royal Botanic Garden.
P L AC E S O F I N T E R E S T
1. Royal Botanic Garden 7. National Portrait Gallery 13. St Giles’ Cathedral
2. Water of Leith Walkway 8. Calton Hill 14. National Museum of Scotland
3. Royal Yacht Britannia 9. Scott Monument 15. Portobello Beach
4. The Shore, Leith 10. Edinburgh Castle 16. Palace of Holyroodhouse
5. National Gallery of Modern Art 11. Writers’ Museum 17. Arthur’s Seat and Salibury Crags
6. Dean Village 12. Real Mary King’s Close
