Musselburgh
Musselburgh is the oldest town in Scotland and the gateway to East Lothian for visitors travelling east from Edinburgh.
Home to beautiful scenery and historic museums, it is also here you’ll find Scotland’s oldest racecourse.
Prestonpans
Home to some of the most impressive examples of historic architecture, Prestonpans was once a proud coal town, with reminders of its industrial past still visible in the town today.
Aberlady & Gullane
Along the East Lothian coast lie the villages of Aberlady and Gullane, overlooking the Firth of Forth.
Located in prime golf country, both villages are popular all year round thanks to their stunning surroundings and sweeping of beaches.
Attractions
Haddington
Haddington is home to some of the most stunning attractions in the county and serves as the culture centre of East Lothian.
North Berwick
North Berwick is a vibrant and scenic harbour town, boasting great beaches, and an eclectic mix of shops, cafes and bars, not to mention world-renowned golf courses.
East Linton
The agricultural village of East Linton lies on the River Tyne and is perfect for a slow-paced adventure, offering some of the finest scenery in all of the region.
Dunbar
The birthplace of the inspirational environmentalist and conservationist John Muir, Dunbar is the ideal spot for a family day out.
Explore its fishing heritage and two harbours or check out the ruins of Dunbar Castle which played witness to many major events in Scottish history.
Roslin
Home to Rosslyn Chapel, Roslin is steeped in history and mystery, with tales of Templars, hidden vaults and even the Holy Grail!
Explore the area’s Country Park, castle ruins and of course the famed 15th century stone carvings of the chapel.
