Haddington
Haddington
Welcome to our page of information, attractions and places of interest around Haddington. The Haddington hotels listed below are either in the town or we have given a rough guide as to how far they are from Haddington. From Haddington you can explore the beautiful lochs & mountains of Scotland. We hope you enjoy your stay and find your ideal accommodation from our list of hotels in Haddington and the surrounding area. Haddington has 2 attractive streets, High Street and Market Street. The centre has architectural features including wynds and lanes, fountains, wide streets, grand buildings and the mercat cross. Haddington is 20 miles east of Edinburgh. Also see Haddington.

Visitor attractions and information - Haddington

	St Mary's Parish Church, Haddington, Lothian. St Mary's Parish Church is one of the three great medieval churches of the Lothians. Standing on the west bank of the River Tyne, it is of cathedral-scale and is the longest parish church in Scotland. Completed in 1462, it has the original east end and a 17th century marble Lauderdale Monument. Location: In the centre of Haddington.
	Lennoxlove House, Haddington Tel: 01620 823720. Lennoxlove House is a 14th century historic house set in woodlands. It is home to one of Scotland's most important collections of portraits, including works by van Dyck, Canaletto, Raeburn, and others. It also houses important pieces of furniture, porcelain and other fine artefacts, many of which came from the now demolished Hamilton Palace in south Lanarkshire. Lennoxlove is now the seat of the Dukes of Hamilton, having been purchased by the 14th Duke in 1946. www.lennoxlove.com. About 1 mile south of Haddington.
	Hailes Castle, East Linton. Hailes Castle is one of the oldest stone castles surviving in Scotland. It lies on a minor road near East Linton, built on a rocky bluff overlooking the Scottish River Tyne (not to be confused with its better known namesake in England). Hailes Castle consists of a 14th century keep, extended by ranges and towers in the 15th and 16th centuries, within a thick 13th century curtain wall. The castle had a large courtyard, fragments of which remain. It was probably built by Hugo de Gourlay shortly before 1300. The Gourlays were an important Northumbrian family and Hugo's castle had more the appearance of an English manor-house than a Scottish baronial castle. About 4 miles east of Haddington.
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Maitlandfield House Hotel 24 Sidegate Haddington East Lothian EH41 4BZ	Haddington hotel. Located in the picturesque town of Haddington, just minutes from Edinburgh Maitlandfield. This gracious two-storey mansion house was built in 1654 by the Earl of Wemyss and given to Colonel Maitland and his family shortly after being built. The house was converted into a hotel some 200 years later and today retains all the charm of an old country house together with the quality and efficiency of a modern hotel. Enjoy Scottish cuisine, with a Portuguese twist that is supported by fine wines, a log fire and a choice of accommodation, from the comfortable to the deluxe rooms available...

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Kilspindie House Hotel Main St Longniddry Aberlady East Lothian EH32 0RE (approx 4 miles from Haddington)	Hotel near Haddington Aberlady is about 4 miles northwest of Haddington, on the A198 coast road between North Berwick and Musselburgh. Situated in the picturesque conservation village of Aberlady, on the banks of the Firth of Forth. Situated close to Edinburgh, minutes from the finest links, parkland golf courses and yellow flag beaches in Scotland....

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