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Location and Directions to Browns Bed and Breakfast Edinburgh
Browns Bed and Breakfast Edinburgh
Browns Bed and Breakfast Edinburgh EH7 4LX
Tel:+44 (0)131 557 5935 Fax: +44 (0)131 202 0612
Mobile: 07811 095 121
email: info@brownsbedandbreakfast.com
How to find us.

Where are we?

We are situated just of Leith Walk, Edinburgh's main throughfare between Princes St and the historic port of Leith.

Browns B&B is only a short walk from the city centre and the heart of Edinburgh. Alternativly we are well served by the local buses who run regulary throughout the town and beyond.

The following buses pass Browns Bed and Breakfast

  • Royal Mile-7, 14 and 49
  • Princess Street-10,11,12,16, 22, 25
  • Murrayfield & The West-12 and 22
  • Leith(Ocean Terminal)- 22

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Attractions Near to our Bed and Breakfast

There is lots to do and see in Edinburgh, here are a few ideas popular with our guests.

Edinburgh Castle
With in excess of a million visitors a year Edinburgh Castle is Scotland's top attraction. Instantly recognised the world over the world over as the backdrop to the Edinburgh's Military Tattoo, Edinburgh Castle has plenty more to offer to visitors. The Scottish Crown Jewels, the 'Honours of the Kingdom' and the Stone of Desitiny are here on display. The National War Museum, National War Memorial and St Margaret's Chapel are more points of interest at the castle worth visiting. Not to forget the fantastic views over the rest of Edinburgh.

Holyrood Palace
The Palace of Holyrood is the Queens Scottish Residence and is packed with history. A tour of the Palace gives you a behind-the-scenes look at royal life today.

The Royal Yacht Britannia
Now permanently docked in Leith the Royal Yacht Britannia is a favourite with our guests. It once toured the world and welcomed the titled and privileged aboard, now you can visit the the State Dining Room and private royal bedchambers.

National Gallery of Scotland
The National Gallery Complex connects the National Gallery and the adjacent Royal Scottish Academy. Home to permanent collections of fine art from the early Renaissance right up to the end of the 19th century including many Scottish works and well known artists such as Monet. There is a diary of touring exhibitions. Admission is free to the permanent collections.

Scottish National Portrait Gallery

A fantastic array of portraits ranging from Mary, Queen of Scots and Robert Burns to Sean Connery. The building itself is worth a visit for its architecture. There is a shuttle bus which connects all the galleries.

Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art

Home to modern art with works by Picasso, Warhol, Paolozzi & Matisse.

"Great nights sleep and a great breakfast" Gino, Gabriella and Paulo, Turin Italy