N Berwick occurs as little Scottish seaside town in East Lothian, on the south shore of the Firth of Forth, about Twenty-five miles east of Edinburgh. These are attached to the Scottish capital by the frequent rail service. N Berwick became the popular resort hotel in the 19th century because of its two arenaceous bays. Call at a Firth opposite a town come the islands of Fidra and Bass Rock; the latter hosts the thriving colony of birds, including puffins, gannets, and more sea bird.

History
There has been a harbour at Northward Berwick since the 12th century, and for Five hundred years there was the ferry crossing to Earlsferry, near Elie in Fife. This was popular by having pilgrims to St Andrews. This ferry was recently reinstated; inside the period of the summertime a boat travels between N Berwick & Anstruther around Fife, in court to the original ferry.

In a period of the 16th Century 7Population were implicated in the North Berwick Witch Trials

English invaders in the Middle Ages led to the construction of nearby Tantallon Castle, and the nunnery was built at Northward Berwick. A late 19th century saw Northerly Berwick produce golfing and holiday facilities. Around recent years, a select few develop seen N Berwick as a dormitory town for Edinburgh, & correspondingly housebuilding and home numbers use at times exploded in a town, sustaining the people constantly increasing..

Attractions
Boat trips to the Bass Rock, Fidra and other islands. [http://www.seabird.org/ Scottish Seabird Centre] - Visitant centre all about seafowl detected in Bass Rock & elsewhere. North Berwick Law - 613ft volcanic hill which dominates the town, by owning the Napoleonic era signal station. A notable whale's mandibula collapsed within June 2005, & might before long become replaced. Law Primary, the school located at the foot of this hill, has been known as when it. Beaches - One of Northward Berwick's independent attractions, the beaches st& golden sands & rocks, and a tide-filled yachting pond/paddling pool on the East Sands. Putting - There are ii putting greens in the town. Tennis - Venue for the annual East Lothian Open Tennis Tournament. [http://www.elyc.org.uk/ East Lothian Yacht Club]