The esteemed magazine says: To get a fully rounded experience of Edinburgh, try to visit at least a few different areas. Each neighbourhood in this city is like its own mini village with a unique atmosphere that ranges from bustling Leith with its bars and restaurants to the specialist, independent shops of Stockbridge.
Take a look through our photo gallery to see which 6 Edinburgh neighbourhoods are best to visit, according to Condé Nast.
1. The best neighbourhoods in Edinburgh to visit
Condé Nast Traveller has put together a list of the best neighbourhoods to visit in Edinburgh. Photo: Pixabay
![Condé Nast says: Take the five-minute trip out [from the city centre] to enjoy the pretty port with its high street bursting with specialist shops, cool bars and some of the city’s best restaurants.](https://www.edinburghnews.scotsman.com/webimg/b25lY21zOjFiZDY0ZTFiLTUyNjgtNDJhYS05YWI0LWRkMjUwOWJlY2ZiMjo1YThjMWUwNi1jYjVkLTQwMTQtOWM5YS0yYzU1ZGYzYmE1NWY=.jpg?crop=3:2&trim=&width=640)
2. Leith
Condé Nast says: Take the five-minute trip out [from the city centre] to enjoy the pretty port with its high street bursting with specialist shops, cool bars and some of the city’s best restaurants. Photo: Pixabay
3. Portobello
Condé Nast says: Edinburgh has the distinct advantage of being just a stone’s throw from the beach. Out at Portobello you’ll find a long promenade that runs the length of the beach, perfect for a robust walk to blow out the cobwebs after a weekend of too much eating and drinking. Photo: Third Party
4. Old Town
Condé Nast says: Squat stone buildings, winding alleyways and fascinating architecture are jam-packed into this tiny neighbourhood, which has traditional restaurants as well as many a tourist shop for trinkets and tartan aplenty. Photo: Pixabay