Leith - Forever Edinburgh

As far as iconic areas go, they don’t come more legendary than Leith. This historic port on the north shore of Edinburgh has served as the gateway to the city for centuries - the area’s original harbour dates back to the 14th century; in the 18th century it was Scotland’s main trading port and it has been visited by several monarchs including Mary Queen of Scots, King George IV and Queen Victoria. Today, Leith is a popular place to both live and visit. Delightful curio boutiques sit alongside everyday shops; a diverse range of cafés, restaurants and bars mean you’re never short of choice and the area places host to a variety of multicultural events throughout the year, all of which add up to make this one of the coolest neighbourhoods in Edinburgh.
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The Omni centre and Toppings are in Edinburgh City not Leith, if you are going to promote an area show it. Try Argonauts, Baby Face Baker, Weight to go etc, many independents.