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Victoria Day is a public holiday in Edinburgh. The day harks back to the heyday of the British Empire, with the cause of celebration a…
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Founded in 1988, the annual Edinburgh Science Festival has brought together a programme of around 250 educational and interactive…
In Venues
BT Murrayfield Stadium is the home of Scotland's national rugby team, and hosts international and other elevens and sevens rugby tournaments.
New addition in 2015 to the Greenside stable of Fringe venues set in an old Victorian School Building on Edinburgh's Southside.
Edinburgh Areas
Fountainbridge is a relatively central area, West of Lothian Road, South of Haymarket, and North of Bruntsfield. With its central location, skirting the modern…
The Old Town has preserved its medieval plan and many Reformation-era buildings. One end is closed by the castle and the main artery The High Street (or the…
Inverleith is an affluent residential area about a mile and a half from Edinburgh City Centre.
North of Inverleith is Trinity and Pilton; to the South is…
Roseburn is the area situated West of Haymarket and East of Murrayfield and Murrayfield stadium. The main railway line provides a boundary to its South.…
Cramond to the North West of Edinburgh, East of Dalmeny and West of Silverknowes, is a favourite destination for afternoon trips to the beach. There are…
Edinburgh Grassmarket and Victoria street, is a popular restaurant and bar area in the lower echelon of Edinburgh's Old Town, located at the foot of Edinburgh…
Haymarket in Edinburgh's West End, is perhaps best known for having one of the two central railway stations and is one of the few stops on the Edinburgh…
South Queensferry is a commuter town of some 10,000 people situated 10 miles to the North West of Edinburgh on the shore of the Firth of Forth. It is accessed…
Hidden away at the foot of a steep cobbled hill, with the Water of Leith lapping beside it, and surrounded by verdant greenery, it's easy to forget that Dean…