With its cobbled streets, elegant Georgian architecture, lush green parks and gardens and abundant mix of independent shops and restaurants, Stockbridge is one of the city’s most popular neighbourhoods.
Just a short walk from Edinburgh’s bustling city centre, it has a distinct and charming village feel. Whether visiting for the day or staying longer, this small but perfectly formed neighbourhood is packed with delights that’ll make you come back again and again.
Stock up on artisan food and drink and crafts from local producers at the thriving weekly market.
Discover cosy coffee shops, welcoming bars and restaurants showcasing the best of Scotland’s natural larder.
Stop by Circus Lane, one of Edinburgh’s most Instagramable locations, for a picture-picture scene.
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Getting to Stockbridge
A short 15-minute down-hill walk from Princes Street will lead you straight into the heart of Stockbridge. It’s a pleasant walk, with the distinctive New Town neo-classical and Georgian architecture all around.
Alternatively, Lothian Buses routes 24 and 29 will drop you off on the area’s main street, Raeburn Place, on a regular basis.
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