Home of Edinburgh’s Fountain Park and Tynecastle Stadium, Gorgie and Dalry is a great destination for a wee day out with the family, or a pitstop to grab a delicious takeaway or a sit-in dessert.
Home to one of the city’s legendary football teams, discover a neighbourhood with a big heart.
Eat your way around the world with a range of mouth-watering cuisine.
Get your game face on for a day of family fun at Fountain Park.
Explore Gorgie & Dalry
Getting to Gorgie and Dalry
To easiest way to reach Gorgie and Dalry is by public bus, which offers a reliable and affordable way to reach the neighbourhood from the city centre. Lothian Buses have daily and frequent routes to this neighbourhood.
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