Location & Area
In the heart of the New Town
A World Heritage Site renowned for its impressive neo-classical architecture — with the whole city on your doorstep.
The neighbourhood
The Broughton Street quarter
The apartment occupies the east of Edinburgh's historic New Town — a World Heritage Site renowned for its impressive neo-classical buildings and architecture. It sits moments from Broughton Street, a buzzing neighbourhood with masses of restaurants, bars, delis and specialist boutiques and gift shops.
For everyday essentials there is a Tesco supermarket five minutes' walk away, while Broughton Street itself offers a butcher, a fishmonger, organic grocers and a string of cafés and delis. Local favourites include The Olive Branch Bistro, The Educated Flea, Eden's Kitchen and the New Town Deli.
On foot
Walking distances
Leave the car behind — almost everything is within a pleasant stroll.
5 min
Broughton Street & Tesco
Cafés, delis, bars and everyday shopping
5–10 min
Royal Botanic Garden
70 acres of beautiful open space to the north
10 min
Playhouse Theatre
West End shows, concerts and comedy
15 min
George Street
Edinburgh's central shopping district
15 min
National Portrait Gallery
The red neo-gothic palace on Queen Street
20 min
Calton Hill
Wonderful views over the city and the Firth of Forth
30 min
The Royal Mile
A lovely walk through the Georgian New Town
30 min
Edinburgh Castle
Home of the One O'Clock Gun and the Stone of Destiny
Getting here
Transport & arrival
Tram from the airport
Edinburgh Trams run from the airport into the city centre in around 35 minutes — £7.50 single, £9.50 return.
Airlink 100 bus
The Airlink 100 express bus runs every 10 minutes between the airport and the city centre, around £8.
Waverley Station
Edinburgh's main rail station sits at the foot of the New Town — an easy walk or a short taxi ride away.
Parking
Street parking directly outside: approx. £5/hour on weekdays 8:30am–5:30pm, and free in the evenings and at weekends.
While you're here
Things to see & do
Historic sites
Edinburgh Castle — with the One O'Clock Gun, Mons Meg and the Stone of Destiny — and the Palace of Holyroodhouse, the official residence of the monarch in Scotland, bookend the Royal Mile.
Museums & galleries
The National Gallery of Scotland (Titian, Monet, Van Gogh), the Portrait Gallery on Queen Street, the Gallery of Modern Art and the National Museum of Scotland are all close at hand.
Walks & views
Climb Arthur's Seat and the Salisbury Crags for panoramic views over Edinburgh and the Lothians, or take the gentler stroll up Calton Hill at sunset.
August festivals
The Edinburgh International Festival, the Fringe — the largest arts festival in the world — and the Military Tattoo on the Castle esplanade transform the city every August.
Christmas in Edinburgh
From late November, St Andrew Square and Princes Street Gardens host ice skating, the Edinburgh Eye, Santa Land, festive markets and the Spiegeltent.
Eating out
Beyond Broughton Street, try Fishers in the City for seafood, Noto on Thistle Street, or The Outsider on George IV Bridge with its castle views.
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