Leith, Edinburg

Leith, located at the mouth of the Water of Leith on the southern coast of the Firth of Forth, was once Scotland's main port for trade. It became an official part of Edinburgh in 1920 and has recently gained recognition as one of the coolest neighborhoods in the world. History buffs can visit the Royal Yacht Britannia, a former royal yacht turned museum, docked at Ocean Terminal. Art enthusiasts will appreciate the Edinburgh Sculpture Workshop and contemporary art scene. Leith offers green spaces like Leith Links and a charming waterfront area called The Shore with gift shops and restaurants. For an extended shopping experience, head to the Ocean Terminal Shopping Centre, a mall with diverse stores, restaurants, and entertainment options. Leith's culinary scene is a delight, from fresh seafood and champagne at Ship on the Shore to Michelin-starred cuisine at The Kitchin. Don't miss artisan cheese, baked goods, and crafts at Leith Market. After exploring, unwind at unique pubs and bars like Roseleaf with its teapot cocktails or Nauticus with its maritime theme. Leith offers a vibrant nightlife scene catering to diverse preferences.