With the landscape of Edinburgh forever changing, we've taken a look back at some of the attractions locals used to love visiting.
We dipped into our photo archive to find great pictures of venues where thousands of Edinburgers have enjoyed themselves with friends and family over the years.
These include attractions such as Little Marcos soft play centre, Portobello Open Air Pool, Transgression Park and Leith Water World. We also found photos of other forgotten Edinburgh treasures from many years ago including Marine Gardens, an entertainment complex which operated for the first half of the 20th century and included a host of attractions including a ballroom, amusements, a sports stadium and a pleasure garden.
These include attractions such as Little Marcos soft play centre, Portobello Open Air Pool, Transgression Park and Leith Water World. We also found photos of other forgotten Edinburgh treasures from many years ago including Marine Gardens, an entertainment complex which operated for the first half of the 20th century and included a host of attractions including a ballroom, amusements, a sports stadium and a pleasure garden.
13. Dr Bell's Swimming Baths
The swimming pool on Great Junction Street was part of the Dr Bell's School, which was built in the 19th century. The stunning Victorian pool sadly closed in 2009 when structural issues were identified. The former baths have since been reborn as a wedding and events venue. Photo: National World
14. Orcadia Trampoline Centre
The Orcadia Trampoline Centre in Portobello is up for sale in what was described as the 'end of an era' by the daughter of its founders. Opened by Drew and Sheila Kennedy in 1965, the venue was hugely popular for children's parties and also boasted a cafe and dance studio. The property has been listed online for £285,000 with a buyer sought after generations of family ownership. The founding couple have both now passed away and the business, formerly known as The Kangaroo Club, was leased out for a number of years. Photo: National World