Inverleith
Region
EdinburghLocal Visitor Attractions
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Botanic Garden
Established on this seventy-acre site on the northern side of the Water of Leith in 1820 after being moved from various other sites in the city and the result of Edinburgh explosion of interest in medicine during the seventeenth century, and filled with mature trees and a huge variety of native and exotic plants and flowers, the botanics are most popular simply as a place to stroll and lounge around on the grass.
Cafes & Teahouses
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Terrace Café
A chic self service canteen with indoor play area and family rooms, the terrace cafe is a great place to grab your drinks and grubs if you’re in the Botanic Gardens on a sunny day.