Water of Leith — Attraction in City of Edinburgh

There just wasn't much to see. We decided to walk it from the Botanic Garden to Dean Village but thee wasn't much more than graffiti and litter. We did see several people walking their adorable and friendly dogs, graffiti, and litter. There was a river very much like the arroyos we have back home. We exited it twice at the natural conclusions--once next to a Sainsbury's and once where it purportedly put us at Dean Village. There was a plaque dedicated to the fine works of a "liberal' and a statue I believe that sat on an old well. Maybe in the summer on a non-spritzing day it's ideal but as a winter activity I...

Walked from the Water of Leith Centre at Longstone to the Dean Village. Very quiet tree shaded walk away from the traffic noise of Edinburgh. Hardcore path with duck boards in places, can be muddy in places. Passes round Murrayfield stadium as a tarred path before diving back into the trees at Roseburn . There are a couple of sections crossing roads where you have to check for the brown signs to pick up the path again. Finished at the Dean Village then up Bell's Brae to find a...

i visited the water of Leith visitors centre situated just over the road from the cross-keys apartments at Lanark road where you can get a hot or cold drink and something to eat, they have a exhibition inside here which adults and children can touch and explore also there is toilets on site and all i had to do was leave a donation (voluntary) as its free entry. And you can walk up the steps at inglis green viaduct on clear day you can see the hills in...