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.
5. Stockbridge
Condé Nast says: Drink up the orderly and elegant Georgian architecture and make plenty of stops in bookshops and coffee shops to pleasantly while away your time. Photo: Third Party
6. New Town
Condé Nast says: You can easily access all other areas, as well as spots like Carlton Hill for incredible views and the St James’s Quarter with its global brands and famous food hall. Photo: Pixabay
7. Haymarket
Condé Nast says: There are plenty of pubs and restaurants down this way, notably The Palmerston, which is one of the city’s best places for seasonal sharing plates in a relaxed dining room. Photo: Haymarket pub