Guidebook for Edinburgh
Food Scene
Fabulous for a Special Occasion or just to treat yourself to this fabulous famous Restaurant right next to the Castle. Delicious food in an idyllic setting, the high spot of the Royal Mile. Sir Cameron Mackintosh. Their Words: The Witchery by the Castle has developed a world-wide reputation for its exceptional dining experience, showcasing the very best of Scotland's produce in the most magical of settings. Now in its fourth decade, the Witchery is a Scottish dining landmark, much loved by loyal locals, its celebrity fans and visitors to the city alike. Alongside the Scottish seafood, beef, lamb and game you'd expect to find, you'll also see the Witchery's legendary Angus beef steak tartare
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The Witchery by the Castle
352 Castlehill Fabulous for a Special Occasion or just to treat yourself to this fabulous famous Restaurant right next to the Castle. Delicious food in an idyllic setting, the high spot of the Royal Mile. Sir Cameron Mackintosh. Their Words: The Witchery by the Castle has developed a world-wide reputation for its exceptional dining experience, showcasing the very best of Scotland's produce in the most magical of settings. Now in its fourth decade, the Witchery is a Scottish dining landmark, much loved by loyal locals, its celebrity fans and visitors to the city alike. Alongside the Scottish seafood, beef, lamb and game you'd expect to find, you'll also see the Witchery's legendary Angus beef steak tartare
Iris
47A Thistle StBest Italian piazza in town. The award-winning La Favorita is one of the best pizzerias in Britain. With wood-fire oven cooked pizzas and gourmet pastas La Favorita is THE place in town to enjoy the authentic taste of an Italian pizzeria in contemporary surroundings – with a warm and welcoming team to look after you.
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La Favorita
331-325 Leith WalkBest Italian piazza in town. The award-winning La Favorita is one of the best pizzerias in Britain. With wood-fire oven cooked pizzas and gourmet pastas La Favorita is THE place in town to enjoy the authentic taste of an Italian pizzeria in contemporary surroundings – with a warm and welcoming team to look after you.
Cafe Marlayne
13 Antigua StreetLunchtime Restaurant.
The Manna House Bakery & Patisserie
22-24 Easter RdGreat for cooked breakfast, coffee & cake and lunch. A great place to pick up organic fruit & veg, take away salads, cakes, bread too. Handily on route to the Botanic Garden!
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Earthy Canonmills
1 CanonmillsGreat for cooked breakfast, coffee & cake and lunch. A great place to pick up organic fruit & veg, take away salads, cakes, bread too. Handily on route to the Botanic Garden!
Timberyard is in a class of its own. It is an incredible eatery with all organic produce and mostly home grown in their own on-site vegetable and herb garden. The produce is seasonal so the menu varies, but its location in a converted timber warehouse is what makes it stand out. A meal here is pricey though, will set you back around £120 for two people so it is probably to be reserved for special occasions.
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TIMBERYARD
10 Lady Lawson StTimberyard is in a class of its own. It is an incredible eatery with all organic produce and mostly home grown in their own on-site vegetable and herb garden. The produce is seasonal so the menu varies, but its location in a converted timber warehouse is what makes it stand out. A meal here is pricey though, will set you back around £120 for two people so it is probably to be reserved for special occasions.
Serving great cocktails in a historic setting. There’s an authentic 1930’s cocktail bar, a delightful, parasol-covered garden café and an elegant grill room beneath a spectacular cupola, with mosaic floors and stained glass windows.
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The Dome
14 George StServing great cocktails in a historic setting. There’s an authentic 1930’s cocktail bar, a delightful, parasol-covered garden café and an elegant grill room beneath a spectacular cupola, with mosaic floors and stained glass windows.
This is a great wee restaurant if you're in the area. It started off as a pop up restaurant during the festival, and was so successful, it now operates year-round. Just turn up and get seated at one of the benches (it's not possible to get a private table or to book in advance), and choose from a great range of authentic Thai street food at very reasonable prices.
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TING THAI CARAVAN Teviot Place
9 Teviot PlThis is a great wee restaurant if you're in the area. It started off as a pop up restaurant during the festival, and was so successful, it now operates year-round. Just turn up and get seated at one of the benches (it's not possible to get a private table or to book in advance), and choose from a great range of authentic Thai street food at very reasonable prices.
This is a favourite place to go for a treat. It really is an old Gardener's Cottage transformed into a tiny restaurant. They serve a 6 course taster menu using locally sourced Scottish ingredients.
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The Gardener's Cottage
1 London RoadThis is a favourite place to go for a treat. It really is an old Gardener's Cottage transformed into a tiny restaurant. They serve a 6 course taster menu using locally sourced Scottish ingredients.
Michelin starred Tom Kitchin's gastropub in Stockbridge. Scottish produce and a nice wine list, either book or just try your luck to show up. Nice walk along the Water of Leith and a wander around Stockbridge completes the day! Breakfast is also served at the weekends.
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The Scran and Scallie
1 Comely Bank RdMichelin starred Tom Kitchin's gastropub in Stockbridge. Scottish produce and a nice wine list, either book or just try your luck to show up. Nice walk along the Water of Leith and a wander around Stockbridge completes the day! Breakfast is also served at the weekends.
Lovely coffee house, with views of the castle if you get a seat by the windows at the back. J.K. Rowling, the author of the Harry Potter novels, famously spent a lot of time in this coffee house writing her novels.
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The Elephant House
21 George IV BridgeLovely coffee house, with views of the castle if you get a seat by the windows at the back. J.K. Rowling, the author of the Harry Potter novels, famously spent a lot of time in this coffee house writing her novels.
Having opened its doors in 2010, Angels with Bagpipes quickly established itself as one of the finest restaurants to have graced Edinburgh’s most iconic and historic street, The Royal Mile. With upmost pride in sourcing fresh Scottish ingredients, Angels with Bagpipes presents a stunning seasonal menu that is divine to both the palate and eye. Mixing an atmospheric Old Town setting with chic, contemporary looks, Angels with bagpipes reflects many of the city’s most defining features. With a humble facade nestled in the beautiful 17th century building, rich tones of bronze and marble cascade throughout the two tiers of Angels with Bagpipes.
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Angels with Bagpipes
343 High StHaving opened its doors in 2010, Angels with Bagpipes quickly established itself as one of the finest restaurants to have graced Edinburgh’s most iconic and historic street, The Royal Mile. With upmost pride in sourcing fresh Scottish ingredients, Angels with Bagpipes presents a stunning seasonal menu that is divine to both the palate and eye. Mixing an atmospheric Old Town setting with chic, contemporary looks, Angels with bagpipes reflects many of the city’s most defining features. With a humble facade nestled in the beautiful 17th century building, rich tones of bronze and marble cascade throughout the two tiers of Angels with Bagpipes.
The name Kyloe, an old Scots word for Highland beef cattle, was chosen for the restaurant as it represents the strength and versatility of Scottish beef produce. We use cuts from pedigree Aberdeen Angus – supplied by some of Scotland’s top farms and butchers – to bring our customers the best possible steak experience. Our first floor restaurant can be found in The Rutland Hotel at Edinburgh’s West End and boasts enviable views of Edinburgh Castle. We are open from 12pm for lunch and 5pm for dinner serving menus created by our award-winning head chef John Rutter. Table reservations can be made online or by phone on 0131 229 3402.
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Kyloe
1-3 Rutland StreetThe name Kyloe, an old Scots word for Highland beef cattle, was chosen for the restaurant as it represents the strength and versatility of Scottish beef produce. We use cuts from pedigree Aberdeen Angus – supplied by some of Scotland’s top farms and butchers – to bring our customers the best possible steak experience. Our first floor restaurant can be found in The Rutland Hotel at Edinburgh’s West End and boasts enviable views of Edinburgh Castle. We are open from 12pm for lunch and 5pm for dinner serving menus created by our award-winning head chef John Rutter. Table reservations can be made online or by phone on 0131 229 3402.
With a prohibition-style era setting, this small space has a cocktail bar, an area with 6-7 restruant tables serving fantastic tapas-style dishes as well as flavoursome mains and on Fridays and Saturdays a small dance floor with a DJ. It's pretty tiny and very popoular, so best book if you want some food and for quieter nights, go on weekedays.
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The Bon Vivant's Companion
51 Thistle StWith a prohibition-style era setting, this small space has a cocktail bar, an area with 6-7 restruant tables serving fantastic tapas-style dishes as well as flavoursome mains and on Fridays and Saturdays a small dance floor with a DJ. It's pretty tiny and very popoular, so best book if you want some food and for quieter nights, go on weekedays.
Wonderful little coffee shop that roasts their own beans! Buy a bag of beans or ground coffee to take home. The best coffee shop in town.
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Artisan Roast
57 Broughton StWonderful little coffee shop that roasts their own beans! Buy a bag of beans or ground coffee to take home. The best coffee shop in town.
This restaurant is fantastic. The service is excellent and the food is amazing. Given the quality of the food, the pricing is very reasonable. Probably best to book in advance is it was busy. It has a nice atmosphere and the biggest problem is what to choose from the menu. The scallops to start were amazing and the surf and turf is really nice. I would recommend this restaurant to anyone.
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Fishers In The City
58 Thistle StreetThis restaurant is fantastic. The service is excellent and the food is amazing. Given the quality of the food, the pricing is very reasonable. Probably best to book in advance is it was busy. It has a nice atmosphere and the biggest problem is what to choose from the menu. The scallops to start were amazing and the surf and turf is really nice. I would recommend this restaurant to anyone.
Parks & Nature
Montgomery St
Montgomery StreetThe Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh was founded in 1670 as a physic garden. It is now a world-renowned centre for plant science, horticulture and education and extends over four Gardens (Edinburgh, Benmore, Dawyck and Logan) boasting a rich living collection of plants.
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Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh
Arboretum PlaceThe Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh was founded in 1670 as a physic garden. It is now a world-renowned centre for plant science, horticulture and education and extends over four Gardens (Edinburgh, Benmore, Dawyck and Logan) boasting a rich living collection of plants.
The Meadows Playpark is a play park with so much to do for children of all ages. Recently refurbished to a very high standard - there is everything from a flying fox, sand play, swings, slides, climbing frames....suitable for toddlers to teens - this is a fantastic park and has been voted a Netmums Favourite 2011. Also has Tennis Court, Cricket, Cafe Toilets, Picnic tables, Croquet and Designated barbeque areas.
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The Meadows
Melville DriveThe Meadows Playpark is a play park with so much to do for children of all ages. Recently refurbished to a very high standard - there is everything from a flying fox, sand play, swings, slides, climbing frames....suitable for toddlers to teens - this is a fantastic park and has been voted a Netmums Favourite 2011. Also has Tennis Court, Cricket, Cafe Toilets, Picnic tables, Croquet and Designated barbeque areas.
Great park for walking your dog, or letting your young ones run free in the secure play park area & only minutes from a large Tesco has some fabulous play equipment for the kids which is fenced off and separate from where people walk their dogs.
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King George V Park
94 Eyre PlGreat park for walking your dog, or letting your young ones run free in the secure play park area & only minutes from a large Tesco has some fabulous play equipment for the kids which is fenced off and separate from where people walk their dogs.
A great path around Harlaw Reservoir at the foot of the Pentland hills. The walk takes less than an hour.
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Harlaw Reservoir
A great path around Harlaw Reservoir at the foot of the Pentland hills. The walk takes less than an hour.
Often described as Edinburgh's Secret Garden, go take a look and at same time explore the old village of Duddingston and it's 12th Century Kirk.
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Dr Neil's Garden
5 Old Church LnOften described as Edinburgh's Secret Garden, go take a look and at same time explore the old village of Duddingston and it's 12th Century Kirk.
Sandy beach popular with walkers & families. Walk over the to the island at low tide. Great views of the Forth and the iconic Forth Rail Bridge. Cosy café at the waterfront.
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Cramond Beach
2 Kirk CramondSandy beach popular with walkers & families. Walk over the to the island at low tide. Great views of the Forth and the iconic Forth Rail Bridge. Cosy café at the waterfront.
The 117 mile long Fife Coastal Path is one of Scotland's great long distance paths. The central section between Leven and St Andrews follows the East Neuk coastline and can be walked in short sections of between 3 and 10 miles, making it good for younger or less experienced walkers. The hourly coastal bus service means that you can easily find a way to your start point. Walking from village to village from Elie to St Monans, Pittenweem, Anstruther, Cellardyke and Crail provides plenty of choice to combine walking with stops for picnics or at the local cafes and restaurants en route.
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Fife Coastal Path
Fife Coastal PathThe 117 mile long Fife Coastal Path is one of Scotland's great long distance paths. The central section between Leven and St Andrews follows the East Neuk coastline and can be walked in short sections of between 3 and 10 miles, making it good for younger or less experienced walkers. The hourly coastal bus service means that you can easily find a way to your start point. Walking from village to village from Elie to St Monans, Pittenweem, Anstruther, Cellardyke and Crail provides plenty of choice to combine walking with stops for picnics or at the local cafes and restaurants en route.
Beautiful woodland with a river running through surrounding the 18th century 'Hermitage of Braid' House. The area was part of the estate centered on the house. Blackford Hill with the Royal Observatory buildings is located to the north of the Hermitage of Braid. The summit of Blackford Hill is the location of a prehistoric hillfort and provides fine views of the city and all surrounding areas.
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Blackford Hill and Pond
4 Charterhall RdBeautiful woodland with a river running through surrounding the 18th century 'Hermitage of Braid' House. The area was part of the estate centered on the house. Blackford Hill with the Royal Observatory buildings is located to the north of the Hermitage of Braid. The summit of Blackford Hill is the location of a prehistoric hillfort and provides fine views of the city and all surrounding areas.
One of the 7stanes and fantastic day out for Mountain biking enthusiasts. Trails to suit all abilities and also there is a good skills loop to practice on before hitting the trails. Dont have a bike? There is a bike hire shop at the bottom of the hill - rental includes helmet. Innerleithen which is about a 10 minute drive away offers more trails but these are not for the faint hearted!
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Glentress Forest
One of the 7stanes and fantastic day out for Mountain biking enthusiasts. Trails to suit all abilities and also there is a good skills loop to practice on before hitting the trails. Dont have a bike? There is a bike hire shop at the bottom of the hill - rental includes helmet. Innerleithen which is about a 10 minute drive away offers more trails but these are not for the faint hearted!
Princes Street Gardens is a public park in the centre of Edinburgh, Scotland, in the shadow of Edinburgh Castle. The Gardens were created in two phases in the 1770s and 1820s following the long draining of the Nor Loch and building of the New Town, beginning in the 1760s. The loch, situated on the north side of the town, was originally an artificial creation forming part of its medieval defences and made expansion northwards difficult. The water was habitually polluted from sewage draining downhill from the Old Town. In 1846 the railway was built in the valley to connect the Edinburgh-Glasgow line at Haymarket with the new northern terminus of the North British line from Berwick-upon-Tweed.
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Princes Street
Princes StreetPrinces Street Gardens is a public park in the centre of Edinburgh, Scotland, in the shadow of Edinburgh Castle. The Gardens were created in two phases in the 1770s and 1820s following the long draining of the Nor Loch and building of the New Town, beginning in the 1760s. The loch, situated on the north side of the town, was originally an artificial creation forming part of its medieval defences and made expansion northwards difficult. The water was habitually polluted from sewage draining downhill from the Old Town. In 1846 the railway was built in the valley to connect the Edinburgh-Glasgow line at Haymarket with the new northern terminus of the North British line from Berwick-upon-Tweed.
At 820 ft, Arthur's Seat is the highest point in the 640-acre Holyrood Park. The spectacular sightseeing views from the top encompass the whole city all the way to the mouth of the Forth. (The easiest way up is from the park's Dunsapie Loch.) Also an easy climb are the dramatic Salisbury Crags, a series of 151 ft cliffs adjacent to Arthur's Seat. Other features in this huge park are the ancient cultivation terraces - some of the earliest and best-preserved examples of ancient farming practices in Scotland, and the picturesque ruins of the medieval St Anthony's Chapel.
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Holyrood Park
Queen's DriveAt 820 ft, Arthur's Seat is the highest point in the 640-acre Holyrood Park. The spectacular sightseeing views from the top encompass the whole city all the way to the mouth of the Forth. (The easiest way up is from the park's Dunsapie Loch.) Also an easy climb are the dramatic Salisbury Crags, a series of 151 ft cliffs adjacent to Arthur's Seat. Other features in this huge park are the ancient cultivation terraces - some of the earliest and best-preserved examples of ancient farming practices in Scotland, and the picturesque ruins of the medieval St Anthony's Chapel.
City crowds getting a bit much? Be like generations of Edinburgh day-trippers: jump on the bus and head for Portobello Beach. There might not be donkey rides any more, but ’Porty’ still retains considerable old-fashioned seaside charms. It has a mile of sand, a promenade, sailing club, kite flying, blokarting (sand yachting), kite-surfing and clean water for paddling and safe swimming (no lifeguards). Bored with the beach? Close by you will find ice-cream parlours, sweetie shops, amusement arcades, family-friendly cafés and pubs. Try the Beach House Café, right on the promenade, before indulging in a Turkish Bath (£7.20) at the Portobello Swim Centre further down the beach.
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Portobello Beach Promenade
1 PromenadeCity crowds getting a bit much? Be like generations of Edinburgh day-trippers: jump on the bus and head for Portobello Beach. There might not be donkey rides any more, but ’Porty’ still retains considerable old-fashioned seaside charms. It has a mile of sand, a promenade, sailing club, kite flying, blokarting (sand yachting), kite-surfing and clean water for paddling and safe swimming (no lifeguards). Bored with the beach? Close by you will find ice-cream parlours, sweetie shops, amusement arcades, family-friendly cafés and pubs. Try the Beach House Café, right on the promenade, before indulging in a Turkish Bath (£7.20) at the Portobello Swim Centre further down the beach.
Arthurs Seat and Salisbury Crags are natural rock formations in Edinburgh's Holyrood Park. The park is probably the most astonishing urban park in the UK and not only because it is ideally suited for a wide range of activities but because it's one of the best vantage points in Edinburgh. The views from Salisbury Crags and the top of Arthur's Seat are extraordinary. You get a sweeping view of Edinburgh's Old Town skyline -- the Hub, St Giles' cathedral, the Royal Bank of Scotland building, the Balmoral clock tower, Calton Hill and of course, Edinburgh Castle. Closer at hand you have a view of the new Scottish Parliament and also a view down Holyrood Palace and Abbey.
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Arthur's Seat
Arthurs Seat and Salisbury Crags are natural rock formations in Edinburgh's Holyrood Park. The park is probably the most astonishing urban park in the UK and not only because it is ideally suited for a wide range of activities but because it's one of the best vantage points in Edinburgh. The views from Salisbury Crags and the top of Arthur's Seat are extraordinary. You get a sweeping view of Edinburgh's Old Town skyline -- the Hub, St Giles' cathedral, the Royal Bank of Scotland building, the Balmoral clock tower, Calton Hill and of course, Edinburgh Castle. Closer at hand you have a view of the new Scottish Parliament and also a view down Holyrood Palace and Abbey.
With just a short boat ride away from the Forth Bridges you can take a day trip to Inchcolm Island and visit the ruins of its 12th century Augustinian Abbey. The lush green island is a breath of fresh air, especially for those who have been trapped within the city limits a little too long, and on a sunny day you won’t believe you’re less than 20 miles away from Princes Street.
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Inchcolm Abbey
Inchcolm IslandWith just a short boat ride away from the Forth Bridges you can take a day trip to Inchcolm Island and visit the ruins of its 12th century Augustinian Abbey. The lush green island is a breath of fresh air, especially for those who have been trapped within the city limits a little too long, and on a sunny day you won’t believe you’re less than 20 miles away from Princes Street.
If you love our furry friends at Edinburgh Zoo but have grown tired of elbowing kids out of the way in order to observe them through glass, perhaps it’s time to consider investing in a personalised keeper experience. For a fairly substantial amount of money you can go behind the scenes at the zoo for a day and learn how to look after the various birds and beasts that live there. For slightly less cash you can experience a ‘magic moment’ (otherwise known as half an hour) getting to know a particular animal.
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Zoológico de Edimburgo
134 Corstorphine RdIf you love our furry friends at Edinburgh Zoo but have grown tired of elbowing kids out of the way in order to observe them through glass, perhaps it’s time to consider investing in a personalised keeper experience. For a fairly substantial amount of money you can go behind the scenes at the zoo for a day and learn how to look after the various birds and beasts that live there. For slightly less cash you can experience a ‘magic moment’ (otherwise known as half an hour) getting to know a particular animal.
Drinks & Nightlife
The Village
16 S Fort StJoseph Pearce
23 Elm RowEasily the most bohemian of the capital's concert venues, the charity-owned Bongo is a club, arts space, cafe and sometime comedy venue. Great hip hop nights on Tuesdays, and reggae and other music types the rest of the week.
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The Bongo Club
66 CowgateEasily the most bohemian of the capital's concert venues, the charity-owned Bongo is a club, arts space, cafe and sometime comedy venue. Great hip hop nights on Tuesdays, and reggae and other music types the rest of the week.
Greyfriars Bobby's Bar occupies the ground floor of a row of Georgian houses adjoining the historic Candlemakers' Hall, built in 1722. The name of the bar is inspired by an Edinburgh legend of a scruffy Skye terrier called Bobby. When his owner died in 1858, Bobby faithfully watched over his grave and was buried alongside his master in the Greyfriars Kirkyard in 1872.
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Greyfriars Bobby Statue
Greyfriars Bobby's Bar occupies the ground floor of a row of Georgian houses adjoining the historic Candlemakers' Hall, built in 1722. The name of the bar is inspired by an Edinburgh legend of a scruffy Skye terrier called Bobby. When his owner died in 1858, Bobby faithfully watched over his grave and was buried alongside his master in the Greyfriars Kirkyard in 1872.
Located close to the pub is Picardy Place, where the pub's namesake, the great author Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, was born on 22nd May 1859. Today, an over life-sized bronze statue of Conan Doyle's greatest creation, Sherlock Holmes, stands opposite his birthplace. The most famous fictional detective is portrayed in meditation on the death of his author.
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The Conan Doyle
71-73 York PlLocated close to the pub is Picardy Place, where the pub's namesake, the great author Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, was born on 22nd May 1859. Today, an over life-sized bronze statue of Conan Doyle's greatest creation, Sherlock Holmes, stands opposite his birthplace. The most famous fictional detective is portrayed in meditation on the death of his author.
Known for its proper pub food, large beer garden and idiosyncratic Monday night pub quiz this place probably hasn't changed for 20 years and is all the better for it.
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The Cumberland Bar
1-3 Cumberland StKnown for its proper pub food, large beer garden and idiosyncratic Monday night pub quiz this place probably hasn't changed for 20 years and is all the better for it.
Nice bar right in the heart of Stockbridge, which is a really pretty area of the city. Lots of good charity shops and nice cafes/delis.
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Hectors
47-49 Deanhaugh StNice bar right in the heart of Stockbridge, which is a really pretty area of the city. Lots of good charity shops and nice cafes/delis.
Set in an 1832 Georgian house, this classy hotel is a 7-minute walk from the Royal Botanic Garden and a mile from the Scottish National Portrait Gallery. The 10 refined rooms with wood floors offer free Wi-Fi, iPod docks and flat-screen TVs, plus minibars and espresso machines. All bathrooms come with rainfall showerheads, and many have free-standing baths. Full breakfast is available for a fee. Amenities include a bar with terrace seating and a sophisticated restaurant offering locally sourced British dishes. There's also a library (available for functions) and a conference room.
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The Raeburn
112 Raeburn PlSet in an 1832 Georgian house, this classy hotel is a 7-minute walk from the Royal Botanic Garden and a mile from the Scottish National Portrait Gallery. The 10 refined rooms with wood floors offer free Wi-Fi, iPod docks and flat-screen TVs, plus minibars and espresso machines. All bathrooms come with rainfall showerheads, and many have free-standing baths. Full breakfast is available for a fee. Amenities include a bar with terrace seating and a sophisticated restaurant offering locally sourced British dishes. There's also a library (available for functions) and a conference room.
Really traditional pub - massive selection of local ales and whiskeys. A good class of people go here, not rowdy and has a nice fireplace, a touch of the countryside pub about it.
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Cloisters Bar
26 Brougham StReally traditional pub - massive selection of local ales and whiskeys. A good class of people go here, not rowdy and has a nice fireplace, a touch of the countryside pub about it.
Great American/ Scottish gastropub, good beers and an interesting interior. The "Three Little Pigs" is amazing if you like your pork.
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The Other Place
2-4 Broughton RdGreat American/ Scottish gastropub, good beers and an interesting interior. The "Three Little Pigs" is amazing if you like your pork.
Real Ale pub of the year if you are into Real Ales. Check out the Grassmarket at foot of street for many more bars and restaurants.
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Coopers Bar
Real Ale pub of the year if you are into Real Ales. Check out the Grassmarket at foot of street for many more bars and restaurants.
Monday nights at the Stand Comedy Club are legendary! £1 entry and lots of very nervous first time comedians mixed in with some veterans trying out new material..sometimes bad a lot of times amazing!
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The Stand Comedy Club
5 York PlaceMonday nights at the Stand Comedy Club are legendary! £1 entry and lots of very nervous first time comedians mixed in with some veterans trying out new material..sometimes bad a lot of times amazing!
Specialists in Single Cask, Cask Strength Single Malt Scotch Whisky - a one of a kind independent bottler. Come here for a dram of the real stuff in this beautiful Georgian townhouse. The best place to buy whisky in Scotland.
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The Scotch Malt Whisky Society
28 Queen StSpecialists in Single Cask, Cask Strength Single Malt Scotch Whisky - a one of a kind independent bottler. Come here for a dram of the real stuff in this beautiful Georgian townhouse. The best place to buy whisky in Scotland.
One of Piotr and I's favourites! A beautiful cocktail bar and restaurant at the heart of the city. Great decor and architecture. They serve tasty lunch and dinner menus that do not break the bank.
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The Voodoo Rooms
19a W Register StOne of Piotr and I's favourites! A beautiful cocktail bar and restaurant at the heart of the city. Great decor and architecture. They serve tasty lunch and dinner menus that do not break the bank.
Lovely friendly pub/restaurant directly overlooking the Firth of Forth. Good beers, good food (for fish, the "catch of the day" can be really good), frequent live music, lovely sunsets. Advance booking recommended if planning to eat.
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The Old Chain Pier
32 Trinity CresLovely friendly pub/restaurant directly overlooking the Firth of Forth. Good beers, good food (for fish, the "catch of the day" can be really good), frequent live music, lovely sunsets. Advance booking recommended if planning to eat.
This is a charming french inspired bar with such plentiful portions of cheese, meat, bread and pate. They offer up wine, cheese and meat platters, with home-made pates like wild boar and venison. And they do it very well indeed.
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Pickles
60 Broughton StThis is a charming french inspired bar with such plentiful portions of cheese, meat, bread and pate. They offer up wine, cheese and meat platters, with home-made pates like wild boar and venison. And they do it very well indeed.
Sandy Bell's is one of the great folk music venues in Edinburgh, known by musicians and lovers of traditional music worldwide. Old fogeys are playing here every night - it's great!
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Sandy Bell's
25 Forrest RdSandy Bell's is one of the great folk music venues in Edinburgh, known by musicians and lovers of traditional music worldwide. Old fogeys are playing here every night - it's great!
Wide range of great music - acoustic, roots, blues, fund, etc, as well as jazz. It is an award-winning venue, quiet in early evenings (free), packed after 11pm; dancer-friendly, all week long.
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The Jazz Bar
1a Chambers StWide range of great music - acoustic, roots, blues, fund, etc, as well as jazz. It is an award-winning venue, quiet in early evenings (free), packed after 11pm; dancer-friendly, all week long.
Great wines, craft beers and food - they mainly do burgers, but they do them well, especially for vegetarians. In winter they light the fire and it's super cosy with friendly, attentive service.
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The Holyrood 9A
9a Holyrood RdGreat wines, craft beers and food - they mainly do burgers, but they do them well, especially for vegetarians. In winter they light the fire and it's super cosy with friendly, attentive service.
Some don't even notice this place exists. It's hidden downstairs through a set of doors disguised as a bookshelf and opens into a speak-easy style cocktail bar with a great array of interesting cocktails. The mojito is the most original take on the drink I've ever tried and the birdcage is a smoked cocktail that is both delicious and a bit of a fun spectacle.
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Panda & Sons
79 Queen StSome don't even notice this place exists. It's hidden downstairs through a set of doors disguised as a bookshelf and opens into a speak-easy style cocktail bar with a great array of interesting cocktails. The mojito is the most original take on the drink I've ever tried and the birdcage is a smoked cocktail that is both delicious and a bit of a fun spectacle.
You're spoilt for choice for hipster cocktail bars on Queen Street, but this place has stood the test of time. Candle-lit, speakeasy basement bar that plays good music (mostly hiphop). Easy to miss (it's downstairs)
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Bramble Bar & Lounge
16A Queen StYou're spoilt for choice for hipster cocktail bars on Queen Street, but this place has stood the test of time. Candle-lit, speakeasy basement bar that plays good music (mostly hiphop). Easy to miss (it's downstairs)
At the end of a long walk, a short cycle, or a 30-minute bus ride round the back of Arthur's Seat is the village of Duddingston and its deservedly famous Sheep Heid Inn. It is said to have been established in 1360 – which would make it the oldest pub in Scotland. Mary Queen of Scots was apparently a regular patron, as was her son James VI, who gave the landlord a ram's head snuff box – hence the name and the sheep heids on the walls. There's a beer garden, a conservatory area and, most exciting of all, a 19th-century skittle alley, which can be hired for the evening.
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The Sheep Heid Inn
43-45 The CausewayAt the end of a long walk, a short cycle, or a 30-minute bus ride round the back of Arthur's Seat is the village of Duddingston and its deservedly famous Sheep Heid Inn. It is said to have been established in 1360 – which would make it the oldest pub in Scotland. Mary Queen of Scots was apparently a regular patron, as was her son James VI, who gave the landlord a ram's head snuff box – hence the name and the sheep heids on the walls. There's a beer garden, a conservatory area and, most exciting of all, a 19th-century skittle alley, which can be hired for the evening.
Scottish bar and restaurant hidden away in an old Victorian pump house down an atmospheric close on the Royal Mile. Over 200 whiskies. Yet to try this but looks fantastic! Comes highly recommended.
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The Devil's Advocate
9 Advocate's ClScottish bar and restaurant hidden away in an old Victorian pump house down an atmospheric close on the Royal Mile. Over 200 whiskies. Yet to try this but looks fantastic! Comes highly recommended.
The Cambridge Bar is a free house specialising in craft beers & ales and gourmet homemade burgers. Located on a quiet side street in the bustling city centre, the pub offers the best of both worlds. We’re a truly independent pub, which gives us the freedom to offer the food & drink we think you’ll enjoy. We’re mainly known for three things: our burgers, our beers, and showing sport. You can be sure to find not only rugby and football on our screens, but a whole range of sport. Our LED projector really shines on a 92” (2.3m) screen. However, we keep the music playing and the big screen folded away unless there’s a big fixture on.
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The Cambridge Bar
20 Young StThe Cambridge Bar is a free house specialising in craft beers & ales and gourmet homemade burgers. Located on a quiet side street in the bustling city centre, the pub offers the best of both worlds. We’re a truly independent pub, which gives us the freedom to offer the food & drink we think you’ll enjoy. We’re mainly known for three things: our burgers, our beers, and showing sport. You can be sure to find not only rugby and football on our screens, but a whole range of sport. Our LED projector really shines on a 92” (2.3m) screen. However, we keep the music playing and the big screen folded away unless there’s a big fixture on.
Essentials
Scotland's oldest delicatessen and wine merchant. The deli offers home-baked bread, cakes and biscuits, and an extensive range of cheese, champagne, cookery books, coffee, tea, kitchenware, pasta, rice, salami, sausages, oil, vinegar, port, dessert wine, whisky and wine. There is a cafe, cookery demonstrations, many special offers and it serves as a venue during the Festivals - a good place for jazz.
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Valvona Crolla
19 Elm Row Scotland's oldest delicatessen and wine merchant. The deli offers home-baked bread, cakes and biscuits, and an extensive range of cheese, champagne, cookery books, coffee, tea, kitchenware, pasta, rice, salami, sausages, oil, vinegar, port, dessert wine, whisky and wine. There is a cafe, cookery demonstrations, many special offers and it serves as a venue during the Festivals - a good place for jazz.
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4-6 Leith WalkSightseeing
Calton Hill
Calton HillThe Dean Village is a tranquil historic village on the Water of Leith, only five minutes walk from Princes Street. In the past the village was the centre of the milling of water mills and the remnants of the industry can still be seen today. Look out for mill stones and carved stone plaques with baked bread and pies. The most striking building in the Dean Village is Well Court, recently restored with the help of Edinburgh World Heritage. Built in the 1880s as model housing for local workers, it adds to the picturesque charm of the area. A short walk from the village is the Dean Gallery and the Gallery of Modern Art.
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Dean Village
Dean PathThe Dean Village is a tranquil historic village on the Water of Leith, only five minutes walk from Princes Street. In the past the village was the centre of the milling of water mills and the remnants of the industry can still be seen today. Look out for mill stones and carved stone plaques with baked bread and pies. The most striking building in the Dean Village is Well Court, recently restored with the help of Edinburgh World Heritage. Built in the 1880s as model housing for local workers, it adds to the picturesque charm of the area. A short walk from the village is the Dean Gallery and the Gallery of Modern Art.
The Royal Yacht Britannia was home to Her Majesty The Queen and the Royal Family for over 40 years, sailing over 1,000,000 miles around the world. Now berthed in Edinburgh, you can follow in the footsteps of Royalty to discover the heart and soul of this most special of Royal residences.
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Royal Yacht Britannia
Ocean DriveThe Royal Yacht Britannia was home to Her Majesty The Queen and the Royal Family for over 40 years, sailing over 1,000,000 miles around the world. Now berthed in Edinburgh, you can follow in the footsteps of Royalty to discover the heart and soul of this most special of Royal residences.
One of the best things to come out of Scotland (and there have been a lot) is Whisky, so a visit to the Scotch Whisky Experience is a must. Take a sensational journey into the world of scotch whisky. Various tours and tastings are available so check the website for details.
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The Scotch Whisky Experience
354 CastlehillOne of the best things to come out of Scotland (and there have been a lot) is Whisky, so a visit to the Scotch Whisky Experience is a must. Take a sensational journey into the world of scotch whisky. Various tours and tastings are available so check the website for details.
Consecrated in 1243, St Giles Cathedral is Edinburgh's principal church. The 161 ft central tower with its eight arched buttresses forms a huge crown (the Crown Steeple) and is a favorite backdrop for photos. Interior highlights include memorials to the dead of WWI, lovely stained glass windows, and a statue of John Knox, leader of the Protestant Reformation (his former home, 45 High St, is close by and contains a museum and related artifacts). The Thistle Chapel is known for its marvelous oak carvings, heraldic emblems and seals of the "Knights of the Thistle" (Scotland's oldest order of knights). Sir Robert Lorimer designed the chapel in 1911, and it is a superb example of modern Gothic.
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St Giles' Cathedral
High StreetConsecrated in 1243, St Giles Cathedral is Edinburgh's principal church. The 161 ft central tower with its eight arched buttresses forms a huge crown (the Crown Steeple) and is a favorite backdrop for photos. Interior highlights include memorials to the dead of WWI, lovely stained glass windows, and a statue of John Knox, leader of the Protestant Reformation (his former home, 45 High St, is close by and contains a museum and related artifacts). The Thistle Chapel is known for its marvelous oak carvings, heraldic emblems and seals of the "Knights of the Thistle" (Scotland's oldest order of knights). Sir Robert Lorimer designed the chapel in 1911, and it is a superb example of modern Gothic.
The Scott Monument is a Victorian Gothic monument to Scottish author Sir Walter Scott. It is the largest monument to a writer in the world. It stands in Princes Street Gardens in Edinburgh, opposite the Jenners department store on Princes Street and near to Edinburgh Waverley Railway Station, which is named after Scott's Waverley novels. Climb the stairs to get a better view of the city.
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Scott Monument
The Scott Monument is a Victorian Gothic monument to Scottish author Sir Walter Scott. It is the largest monument to a writer in the world. It stands in Princes Street Gardens in Edinburgh, opposite the Jenners department store on Princes Street and near to Edinburgh Waverley Railway Station, which is named after Scott's Waverley novels. Climb the stairs to get a better view of the city.
Enjoy the fascinating Camera Obscura and World of Illusions. It offers fantastic views of Edinburgh and five floors packed full of amazing optical experiences which have been amusing visitors of all ages and nationalities since 1853! Situated right by Edinburgh Castle, Camera Obscura is one not to be missed.
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Camera Obscura y Mundo de las Ilusiones
549 CastlehillEnjoy the fascinating Camera Obscura and World of Illusions. It offers fantastic views of Edinburgh and five floors packed full of amazing optical experiences which have been amusing visitors of all ages and nationalities since 1853! Situated right by Edinburgh Castle, Camera Obscura is one not to be missed.
For anyone who wants to learn more about the darker side of Edinburgh's historic old town - come and see what lies beneath the City. This is an underground guided tour, underneath the Royal Mile. It took its name from one Mary King, daughter of advocate Alexander King, who in the 17th century had owned several properties within the close. The close was partially demolished and buried under the Royal Exchange, and later being closed to the public for many years, the complex became shrouded in myths and urban legends; tales of ghosts and murders, and myths of plague victims.
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The Real Mary King's Close
2 High StFor anyone who wants to learn more about the darker side of Edinburgh's historic old town - come and see what lies beneath the City. This is an underground guided tour, underneath the Royal Mile. It took its name from one Mary King, daughter of advocate Alexander King, who in the 17th century had owned several properties within the close. The close was partially demolished and buried under the Royal Exchange, and later being closed to the public for many years, the complex became shrouded in myths and urban legends; tales of ghosts and murders, and myths of plague victims.
This hill provides great views over Edinburgh without too strenuous a hike to the top. Calton Hill is one of Edinburgh's main hills, set right in the city centre. It is unmistakable with its Athenian acropolis poking above the skyline. The acropolis is in fact an unfinished monument - originally called the "National Monument". Initiated in 1816, a year after Napoleon's defeat at Waterloo, it was meant to be a replica of the Parthenon in Athens, as a memorial to those who had died in the Napoleonic Wars.
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Calton Hill
Calton HillThis hill provides great views over Edinburgh without too strenuous a hike to the top. Calton Hill is one of Edinburgh's main hills, set right in the city centre. It is unmistakable with its Athenian acropolis poking above the skyline. The acropolis is in fact an unfinished monument - originally called the "National Monument". Initiated in 1816, a year after Napoleon's defeat at Waterloo, it was meant to be a replica of the Parthenon in Athens, as a memorial to those who had died in the Napoleonic Wars.
Stockbridge has it all! A beautiul neighbourhood with cobbled streets, lovely coffee shops, restaurants and hidden shops with lots of treasures to find. Stockbridge Market is on every Sunday and a great place to wander about. The Botanical Gardens are nearby and a beautiful, tranquil place to be in the heart of the city.
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Stockbridge
Stockbridge has it all! A beautiul neighbourhood with cobbled streets, lovely coffee shops, restaurants and hidden shops with lots of treasures to find. Stockbridge Market is on every Sunday and a great place to wander about. The Botanical Gardens are nearby and a beautiful, tranquil place to be in the heart of the city.
You are never far away from some of Edinburgh’s most gruesome history and right on the doorstep is Edinburgh’s Grassmarket which was the city’s main horse and cattle market. It was also the site for public hangings and executions and some of the traditional pubs – The Last Drop for example - take their name from the area’s murky past. Excellent market on a Saturday.
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Grassmarket
10 GrassmarketYou are never far away from some of Edinburgh’s most gruesome history and right on the doorstep is Edinburgh’s Grassmarket which was the city’s main horse and cattle market. It was also the site for public hangings and executions and some of the traditional pubs – The Last Drop for example - take their name from the area’s murky past. Excellent market on a Saturday.
The Royal Mile runs through the heart of Edinburgh’s Old Town, connecting the magnificent Edinburgh Castle, perched high on a base of volcanic rock, with the splendorous Palace of Holyroodhouse, resting in the shadow of Arthur's Seat. The Mile is overlooked by impressive, towering tenements, between which cobbled closes and narrow stairways interlock to create a secret underground world. Peppered with superb attractions such as The Real Mary King’s Close or the Scottish Storytelling Centre, historical sites including St Giles' Cathedral and some of the best eating and drinking spots in the city, the Royal Mile offers much to see and do.
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Royal Mile
The Royal Mile runs through the heart of Edinburgh’s Old Town, connecting the magnificent Edinburgh Castle, perched high on a base of volcanic rock, with the splendorous Palace of Holyroodhouse, resting in the shadow of Arthur's Seat. The Mile is overlooked by impressive, towering tenements, between which cobbled closes and narrow stairways interlock to create a secret underground world. Peppered with superb attractions such as The Real Mary King’s Close or the Scottish Storytelling Centre, historical sites including St Giles' Cathedral and some of the best eating and drinking spots in the city, the Royal Mile offers much to see and do.
Sitting on top of an extinct volcano, the Castle dominates the city and is home to Scotland's Crown Jewels. Every day at 13.00 hrs a gun is fired from the ramparts. Parts of the current building date from the 16th century, although there has been a royal castle on the rock since at least the 12th century. The Military Tattoo takes place on the Castle Esplanade each summer and, to conclude the International Festival, the fireworks display to which the Castle forms the backdrop, is breathtaking.
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Castillo de Edimburgo
CastlehillSitting on top of an extinct volcano, the Castle dominates the city and is home to Scotland's Crown Jewels. Every day at 13.00 hrs a gun is fired from the ramparts. Parts of the current building date from the 16th century, although there has been a royal castle on the rock since at least the 12th century. The Military Tattoo takes place on the Castle Esplanade each summer and, to conclude the International Festival, the fireworks display to which the Castle forms the backdrop, is breathtaking.
For cycling, walking, jogging or pushing prams this is one of the best things about Edinburgh. The entrance to this series of paths is right next to the flat. You can traverse the entire city in many directions whilst feeling like you;re in the countryside. This network used to be the light railway taking coal around the city.
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Water of Leith Walkway
Water of Leith WalkwayFor cycling, walking, jogging or pushing prams this is one of the best things about Edinburgh. The entrance to this series of paths is right next to the flat. You can traverse the entire city in many directions whilst feeling like you;re in the countryside. This network used to be the light railway taking coal around the city.
Less than an hour outside of the city lies Deep Sea World – Scotland’s National Aquarium and a refreshing change of scene for any animal lover who has waited one too many hours for a brief glimpse of a panda. Here you can observe playful seals at feeding time, stroke a sea creature or two (with supervision, of course) and even dive with sharks – if you’re brave enough, that is.
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Deep Sea World
Forthside TerraceLess than an hour outside of the city lies Deep Sea World – Scotland’s National Aquarium and a refreshing change of scene for any animal lover who has waited one too many hours for a brief glimpse of a panda. Here you can observe playful seals at feeding time, stroke a sea creature or two (with supervision, of course) and even dive with sharks – if you’re brave enough, that is.
Everything Else
With just a short boat ride away from the Forth Bridges you can take a day trip to Inchcolm Island and visit the ruins of its 12th century Augustinian Abbey. The lush green island is a breath of fresh air, especially for those who have been trapped within the city limits a little too long, and on a sunny day you won’t believe you’re less than 20 miles away from Princes Street.
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Inchcolm Abbey
Inchcolm IslandWith just a short boat ride away from the Forth Bridges you can take a day trip to Inchcolm Island and visit the ruins of its 12th century Augustinian Abbey. The lush green island is a breath of fresh air, especially for those who have been trapped within the city limits a little too long, and on a sunny day you won’t believe you’re less than 20 miles away from Princes Street.
With just a short boat ride away from the Forth Bridges you can take a day trip to Inchcolm Island and visit the ruins of its 12th century Augustinian Abbey. The lush green island is a breath of fresh air, especially for those who have been trapped within the city limits a little too long, and on a sunny day you won’t believe you’re less than 20 miles away from Princes Street.
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Inchcolm Abbey
Inchcolm IslandWith just a short boat ride away from the Forth Bridges you can take a day trip to Inchcolm Island and visit the ruins of its 12th century Augustinian Abbey. The lush green island is a breath of fresh air, especially for those who have been trapped within the city limits a little too long, and on a sunny day you won’t believe you’re less than 20 miles away from Princes Street.
With just a short boat ride away from the Forth Bridges you can take a day trip to Inchcolm Island and visit the ruins of its 12th century Augustinian Abbey. The lush green island is a breath of fresh air, especially for those who have been trapped within the city limits a little too long, and on a sunny day you won’t believe you’re less than 20 miles away from Princes Street.
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Inchcolm Abbey
Inchcolm IslandWith just a short boat ride away from the Forth Bridges you can take a day trip to Inchcolm Island and visit the ruins of its 12th century Augustinian Abbey. The lush green island is a breath of fresh air, especially for those who have been trapped within the city limits a little too long, and on a sunny day you won’t believe you’re less than 20 miles away from Princes Street.
Arts & Culture
A special place dedicated to Scottish storytelling... It has a cafe and bookshop and some special entertainments for children.
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Scottish Storytelling Centre
43-45 High StA special place dedicated to Scottish storytelling... It has a cafe and bookshop and some special entertainments for children.
Still in use by the university of Edinburgh, the old college has lovely architecture.
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The University of Edinburgh
South BridgeStill in use by the university of Edinburgh, the old college has lovely architecture.
The Royal Lyceum Theatre is a 658-seat theatre, named after the Theatre Royal Lyceum and English Opera House. Drama performances regularly.
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The Lyceum
30b Grindlay StThe Royal Lyceum Theatre is a 658-seat theatre, named after the Theatre Royal Lyceum and English Opera House. Drama performances regularly.
Edinburgh's famed concert hall has a seating capacity of up to 2,200. It specialise in orchestral performances as well as selling out for world-renowned musical performers, pop stars and comedians.
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The Usher Hall
Lothian RoadEdinburgh's famed concert hall has a seating capacity of up to 2,200. It specialise in orchestral performances as well as selling out for world-renowned musical performers, pop stars and comedians.
The Edinburgh Festival Theatre is a performing arts venue located on Nicolson Street in Edinburgh, Scotland used primarily for performances of opera and ballet, large-scale musical events, and touring groups.
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Festival Theatre
13-29 Nicolson StThe Edinburgh Festival Theatre is a performing arts venue located on Nicolson Street in Edinburgh, Scotland used primarily for performances of opera and ballet, large-scale musical events, and touring groups.
The Fruitmarket Gallery shows the work of some of the world’s most important Scottish and international artists and helps people engage with it in a way that is meaningful to them – for free. There is also a lovely cafe in the gallery.
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Fruitmarket Gallery
45 Market StThe Fruitmarket Gallery shows the work of some of the world’s most important Scottish and international artists and helps people engage with it in a way that is meaningful to them – for free. There is also a lovely cafe in the gallery.
Edinburgh Playhouse is a former cinema in Edinburgh, Scotland which now hosts touring musicals and music concerts. Its capacity is 3,059, making it the UK's largest working non-sporting theatre in terms of audience capacity.
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Edinburgh Playhouse
18-22 Greenside PlEdinburgh Playhouse is a former cinema in Edinburgh, Scotland which now hosts touring musicals and music concerts. Its capacity is 3,059, making it the UK's largest working non-sporting theatre in terms of audience capacity.
The Scottish National Portrait Gallery is an art museum on Queen Street, Edinburgh. The gallery holds the national collections of portraits, all of which are of, but not necessarily by, Scots. Admission is free.
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Scottish National Portrait Gallery
1 Queen StThe Scottish National Portrait Gallery is an art museum on Queen Street, Edinburgh. The gallery holds the national collections of portraits, all of which are of, but not necessarily by, Scots. Admission is free.
The Scottish National Gallery is the national art gallery of Scotland. It is located on The Mound in central Edinburgh, in a neoclassical building designed by William Henry Playfair, and first opened to the public in 1859.
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Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art
75 Belford RdThe Scottish National Gallery is the national art gallery of Scotland. It is located on The Mound in central Edinburgh, in a neoclassical building designed by William Henry Playfair, and first opened to the public in 1859.
Explore the diversity of the natural world, world cultures, art and design, science and technology and Scottish history, all in one amazing building.
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National Museum of Scotland
Explore the diversity of the natural world, world cultures, art and design, science and technology and Scottish history, all in one amazing building.