NORTH BERWICK , twenty miles east of Edinburgh, has a great deal of charm and a somewhat faded, old-fashioned air, its guest houses and hotels extending along the shore in all their Victorian and Edwardian sobriety. The town's small harbour is set on a headland which cleaves two crescents of sand, providing the town with an attractive coastal setting. The small museum on School Road (AprilOct daily 11am5pm; free), housed in the old school house, displays local curios including the old town stocks. Located in an attractively designed new building by the harbour, the Scottish Seabird Centre … more »
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This small fishing port and former royal burgh is a popular coastal resort... more »
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