Best places: Tourist attractions in North Berwick, United Kingdom

Outdoor museum with 4-hangar collection of aircraft, including Concorde and Boeing 707 to board.

Former fortification and seat of the Earls of Angus, with 5-storey central tower and replica cannon.

Iconic watermill & a 16th-century nesting site for doves, featured in the TV show "Outlander."

Ruined Medieval fortified house with the world's longest herbaceous border in 19th-century gardens.

👍👍 Great for camping! There are toilets near by too. A large coast line with plenty of area for sun bathing, activities and fires. Rangers are also making sure everyone is collecting their rubbish after camping!!

👍👍 Amazing place to visit , if you after a long walk that's a spot to be for you. Just left your car at the car park and head through the wooden bridge to start your journey. You could get to Beach ⛱️ if you turn left , if you turn right the path will take you to Gullane beach which is over the hill⛱️...

👍 Beautifully maintained lovely walk and Fringe by the Sea was on . Very clean well organised with large stage and tent in-situ for good entertainment. Travis and other well known artists with free entertainment and numerous stalls. Hamza Yazin book signing .

Environmental hub with close-ups of sea birds and mammals, a discovery area and seasonal seafaris.

😐 Castle is currently closed. You can access the grounds but building itself is fenced off whilst they assess structural safety. If you are in the area its worth dropping by but I wouldn't go out of my way to visit. Road to access is single track and parking is limited to a small space at the side of...

Small place with vintage vehicles dating from 1899, along with automotive memorabilia.

👍👍 I was fully prepared to be underwhelmed but, on the contrary, this made a splendid visit. Loads of interesting information about the town and locality, as well as the fascinating geology, presented for all ages and in a well-lit space. Thoroughly recommended! NEW: Revisited after 2 years. Displa...

👍 Could do with a few more directional signs & some better footing as the track is very muddy and slippery - I'm not sure we were actually on the right track but there were no signs beyond the initial ones leaving the car park and it looked like the most obvious route. Having said that it was a super...