Easter Road Stadium

The home of Hibernian Football Club sits on Easter Road in Leith, Edinburgh - not actually in East Lothian as the postcode might suggest. It's a proper working football ground, all red seats and history soaked into the terraces. Unless you're catching a match, there's not much to see from outside beyond the stadium walls, though fans sometimes do tours on non-match days.

If you're a football person, this is genuinely worth timing your visit around. The ground's been there since 1893 and carries that weight - Hibernian have had some brilliant moments and some rough patches, and you'll feel both walking around the place. European Cup final appearances, decades of Scottish football. The atmosphere on match day is something else entirely, crackling energy that you can't get from a stadium tour.

For families, it depends entirely on whether anyone cares about football. Kids might find a tour mildly interesting for twenty minutes, but you're really here for the supporters. The area around Leith has developed properly over the last decade - decent restaurants, proper pubs - so you can build an afternoon around a match day if the timing works.

If you're staying at Drummohr Camping & Glamping Site near Kinghorn, you're about 15 miles away. Close enough for a match day trip without basing your whole holiday around it. Easter Road's worth the drive if the fixture list lines up, otherwise save your time for the coastal walks and better views that East Lothian actually offers.