The large ruins of Tantallon Castle, perched on a splendid clifftop, continue to defy the waves and the eastern wind. This fortress was part of the great house of the Douglas family. Built in the late 14C and modified in the 16C, Tantallon is one of..

This ruined parish church replaced the Auld Kirk in the 17C. In the cemetery is the grave of John Blackadder, the Covenant martyr.

A charming 18C building stands on the corner of Quality Street and High Street with an outside staircase and a clock tower.

This white roughcast 18C building, now converted into flats, was once the residence of the Dalrymple family. The gardens have been turned into a public park.

Only vestiges remain of the 12C parish church situated on the harbour peninsula between the two beaches. The Lauder and Douglas families were buried in the church which was abandoned in around 1680 because it proved too expensive to maintain the brid..

A well-marked path with benches along the way. North Berwick Law, a volcanic hill and East Lothian observation point, offers a panoramic view (observation table) over the town below, as far as St Abb's Head, on the Lammermuir hillside, Traprain Law..