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Preston Mill and Doocot, East Linton This watermill near East Linton houses an exhibition on the history of milling and the millers at Preston Mill in buildings that date from the 18th century, complete with working machinery. Nearby, the Phantassie Doocot provides the opportunity to experience a centuries-old dovecot still inhabited by birds.

Preston Road
East Linton
East Lothian

EH40 3DS
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Portobello Beach The heyday of Portobello beach was in the late-19th century, but its popularity still abides during the summer months as Edinburgh’s most easily-accessible beach. The promenade, which stretches east to Joppa and leads on to Musselburgh, is home to several cafes and beer gardens overlooking the sea.

Portobello
Edinburgh

EH15
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Pentland Hills An area of stunning natural beauty, the Pentland Hills Regional Park is popular with outdoor sports enthusiasts such as hill-walkers and mountain bikers. Ranger-led guided walks, map and compass courses (including night navigation techniques) and wildlife surveying are some of the activities that take place here.

Edinburgh

EH10
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Paxton House, Berwick Perhaps the finest example of an 18th-century Palladian country house in Britain, Paxton House rests on the banks of the River Tweed, four miles from Berwick. It holds regular exhibitions of paintings, as well as special events such as wildlife walks, children’s concerts and vintage car rallies.

Paxton
Berwick Upon Tweed
Borders

TD15 1SZ
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Polwarth Park A grassy area dedicated to sports activities, mainly cricket and 11-a-side football, Polwarth Park has sports pitches and a pavilion with changing rooms. All of these facilities are available to hire.

Polwarth Road
Prestonpans
East Lothian

EH32
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Princes Street Gardens An important part of many cultural events that happen in the city throughout the year, the gardens that flank the southern side of Princes Street are a pleasant green space in the heart of the city. The Festival Fringe, Edinburgh Jazz & Blues Festival and Hogmanay celebrations all stage events in the gardens, usually incorporating the Ross Bandstand.

Edinburgh

EH2 2ER
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Pilrig Park A wide-open green space located a few minutes from Leith Walk along Balfour Street, Pilrig Park has played host in the past to large festival events, such as the Mela, Edinburgh’s celebration of diversity and culture, and Pride Scotia, an annual gay and lesbian event.

Pilrig Street
Edinburgh
EH6

EH6
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Preston Market Cross, Prestonpans The only surviving example of a market cross of this type on its original site, Preston Market Cross is a beautiful piece of early 17th-century design, with a cylindrical base surmounted by a cross-shaft headed by a unicorn

Prestonpans
East Lothian

EH32
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