Picturesque Preston Mill sits on the River Tyne which still drives the mill's water-wheel. The conical roofed kiln and red pantile roof of these old 18th-century buildings hold a magnetic attraction for artists and photographers. The transepts and steeple of this lovely building were built by the widow of the Lord Seton, who was killed at Flodden in 1513. Tantallon Castle is a remarkable fortification, on a promontory, with earthwork defences, and a massive 14th century curtain wall with towers. This inviting terraced garden in the historic village of Inveresk entices visitors with its colours and perfumes, colourful herbaceous beds, a variety of attractive shrubs and the scent of roses.
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Distances by road will be longer. The Marine - which overlooks the Firth of Forth and an adjacent golf course. Located on the A1 Musselburgh Bypass, the Travelodge at Edinburgh provides contemporary quality accommodation and an ideal base for exploring the Scottish countryside. Prestonfield House was built in 1687 and opened as a hotel in 1959 and is one of Scotland's finest historic mansions. Adjacent to Arthur's seat and surrounded by formal gardens and a golf course the hotel is only 5 minutes from the city centre.