Villages & towns in East LothianEast Lothian, Scotland

11 villages and towns in the Albion Guide across East Lothian — see the full villages and towns directory, or everything to explore in East Lothian.

North Berwick

A Victorian seaside resort once dubbed the 'Biarritz of the North', with two beaches, a harbour and the Scottish Seabird Centre.

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A picture-perfect village built around a green, with a 13th-century castle whose garden holds the world's longest herbaceous border.

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An elegant Georgian market town on the River Tyne, the county town of East Lothian, with the great medieval St Mary's church.

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A coastal town with a colourful harbour, birthplace of conservationist John Muir and gateway to the Belhaven cliffs.

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A conservation village beside Aberlady Bay, Britain's first local nature reserve, with a medieval church.

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A pretty planned estate village at the foot of the Lammermuir Hills, laid out for the nearby Yester estate.

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A conservation village of the Lammermuir foothills with a restored rood well and a green.

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Tyne village named after its waterfall, with a 16th-century bridge, an 1882 fountain and Preston Mill nearby

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A coastal village known for its dune-backed beach and championship golf links, including Muirfield.

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A hamlet between North Berwick and Dunbar with a fine medieval red-stone church and a tithe barn.

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A coastal town known for its 1745 Jacobite battle, murals and the 17th-century Preston Cross and Tower.

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