Using Google Maps is easiest – enter the postcode EH5 2AN and set travel mode to Public Transport then when you get here look out for house number 8 (Fraser Crescent). Buses accept contactless payments. You need to use a different card for each person, and you will be charged no more than £4.80 per day for unlimited travel – see https://www.lothianbuses.com/contactless/
Here are a few links that might be useful while visiting Edinburgh
Getting into town by bus is easy. Get on the number 8 or 9 bus from Granton Road (2 minutes walk from our house) and continue into town until you reach North Bridge. After the bus goes over North Bridge (currently undergoing repairs), get of at the next stop then walk back the way you came to the Royal Mile. in the centre of the Old Town. Turn right to go up the Royal Mile to the Castle, or turn left to go down the Royal Mile to the Palace and Holyrood Park/Scottish Parliament.
Contactless tickets: https://www.lothianbuses.com/contactless/
The numbers 8 and 9 buses go into town. The bus stop is a 2 minute walk from home.
The numbers 8 and 9 bus come from town. Home is a 2 minute walk from the Boswall Green bus stop
The number 27 bus goes straight through town and is an 8 minute walk from home to the bus stop on Ferry road.
Get to know the city quickly - then decide where you want to go back to
Right in the heart of the Old Town - views across Edinburgh and the Lothians.
visit Craig's 'Out About Scotland' website - a great resource
Edinburgh's 'backbone' - joining the Castle to the Palace.
visit Craig's 'Out About Scotland' website - a great resource
Get high above the city.
visit Craig's 'Out About Scotland' website - a great resource
The Museum of Edinburgh
The National Museum of Scotland
National Portrait Gallery
National Galleries of Scotland