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Really nice place to chill or watch the sunset.
Quiet place to visit. We also walked along the road the ran along the edge of the sea. No tickets needed, but only visit if you're going to dinner at the rest sure or you will be charged to park your car in the car park
Newhaven Lighthouse in Edinburgh is a hidden gem along the city's coastline, offering a tranquil escape with its maritime charm. The picturesque setting, overlooking the North Sea, provides a serene backdrop for those seeking a peaceful retreat. The lighthouse, with its distinctive red and white stripes, stands as a beacon of both safety and aesthetic beauty.
Visitors can enjoy leisurely walks along the coastal paths, taking in the refreshing sea breeze and stunning views. The historic significance of Newhaven, once a bustling fishing village, adds depth to the experience. The lighthouse itself, though not open to the public, contributes to the area's maritime allure.
Photographers will find the location a treasure trove, capturing the interplay of light and sea against the lighthouse's striking facade. Whether it's a quiet moment of contemplation or a scenic photo opportunity, Newhaven Lighthouse provides a welcome respite from the urban hustle. While it may not boast extensive facilities, its simplicity and natural beauty make it a delightful destination for those seeking a tranquil seaside escape in the heart of Edinburgh.
Visitors can enjoy leisurely walks along the coastal paths, taking in the refreshing sea breeze and stunning views. The historic significance of Newhaven, once a bustling fishing village, adds depth to the experience. The lighthouse itself, though not open to the public, contributes to the area's maritime allure.
Photographers will find the location a treasure trove, capturing the interplay of light and sea against the lighthouse's striking facade. Whether it's a quiet moment of contemplation or a scenic photo opportunity, Newhaven Lighthouse provides a welcome respite from the urban hustle. While it may not boast extensive facilities, its simplicity and natural beauty make it a delightful destination for those seeking a tranquil seaside escape in the heart of Edinburgh.
An underrated gem of Edinburgh! With the new tram line extension to the port, there is no excuse for tourists not to go here. I came on a rather windy and tempestuous morning, but I do not regret that choice. The sun was rising above the horizon, spraying beams of orange and rose across the brightening sky. Those colours saturated the lighthouse, making it appear like a location from a dream. As the port area continues being redeveloped, I suspect that this idyllic lighthouse will become increasingly popular as a tourist attraction, so I recommend coming here as soon as possible to have an memorable, intimate experience here before the crowds overwhelm this location.
Very nice sea front spot for taking photos during sunset. Not crowded and hence, no other people blocking beautiful sunset view
This is my local area and it’s just beautiful at sunset. Walk up to Lighthouse Park or around to Granton. Lunch or dinner is right there with some superb local restaurants.
Dreamy lighthouse, just a short journey from city centre,taking bus 11/16 and 15 minutes later tje amazing seasids.