Move the map by clicking onto it and dragging it around with your mouse (or use the four arrow buttons).
Zoom In and Out, by using the + and - buttons, or by double-clicking or using ctrl-mousewheel
Street Names will appear when you zoom in sufficiently.
Markers have been placed for The Baha'i Centre; Food (a selection); Coach/Railway/Tram Stations.
Click them for details, double-click them to centre them, or use the 'Jump To' to seek them below.
Princes Street Tram Station on the map is just a minute's walk south of the Baha'i Centre. Trams run all the way from the airport and end here (Highlight on the map).
Come out of the tram.
Cross the road to the North side.
Proceed left 10-20 metres, and turn right down York Lane (a sloping road).
At the second right, which is the first major road, cross the road and turn right and walk a few metres to the Baha'i Centre door, number 44.
Trams run roughly every 10 mins, a map and timetable can be found at Edinburgh Trams.
This depends on your bus. Catch a bus into the City Centre and get off at the "East End" of Princes Street. The closest buses are 10, 11, 12, 15, 16, 19, 22, 25, 26, 44, for which follow directions as per Tram stop, but if you get off on Princes Street follow the directions as per Waverley train station.
Buses are available via Lothian BusesFirst. For Lothian Buses, click under Timetables and Maps → Route Maps to view the interactive or static route maps or just put your request into Google Maps by typing [your location] to EH1 3QR and choosing the bus selector. You can also zoom in to the map to find bus stops and hover over them or click them to get bus details.
Note that buses and trams do not give change - have the exact fare ready, typically single or day tickets (currently 1.60 and 4.00 respectively for an adult, at Sep 2017).
Whilst Google Maps provides a good way for general journey planning with its automatic route-maker, OpenStreetMap is the service to check for local paths in Edinburgh.
Catch the blue Airport 100 Bus into the City Centre and follow the directions as above for the train.
The Airport 100 bus is fastest and most direct, followed by the tram, but they are the more expensive, having special airport prices; alternatively, especially if you want to buy a day ticket and explore or travel around the City, the Lothian 35 will get you into the City Centre and onto all the bus routes (eg change at the Gyle). For the 35 see the section on buses above.
Catch the Glasgow Airport Express bus to Glasgow Centre (to Buchanan Bus Station or the railway station), and from there by Coach (City Link 900, Glasgow to Edinburgh) to Edinburgh Coach Station (St Andrews Square) or by train to Edinburgh Waverley, as appropriate.
Type your starting postcode or place in (A), then click Get Directions.
With driving, the basic thing to note is that the Centre of Edinburgh is full of one-way traffic, and rush hour is between 08:00-09:30 and 16:00-18:00. Your main route will be to come down Broughton Street and turn off into Albany Street.
Limited Parking exists in the Baha'i Centre carpark for events (see below), but note that if you are spending time in the city it is cheapest to park at one of the five free park and rides around the city and catch the tram/bus in.
Outside the front of the Centre on Albany Street. The parking is 08:30-18:30 Mon-Sat at (need to update! prob 2.40)/hr (max 4 hours), other times are free.
There are also 8 spaces at the back; please note, that during important public events these are reserved for priority parking such as the disabled and also for unloading. For this small Centre Car Park, drive down Albany Street, right down Albany Lane, turn right, until you see the grilled gate on your right. You may need to check it has been opened.
Lower Ground - for those with mobility difficulties, the best entrance to the Lower Ground is via the back ramp from the car park - you can view it here.
The Baha'i Centre has a microwave and basement area that are always suitable for eating in.
There is a Real Foods wholefood shop if you exit the Centre, turn left, go a few metres down Albany Street onto Broughton Street, and turn right a few metres, and cross over to the other side.
There are also Cafes just close to Real Foods on Broughton Road at the end of Albany Street.
See interactive map at the top of the page for a selection (green markers, which you can click on).