Visiting Edinburgh
Edinburgh visitor attractions and info.
The Edinburgh International Book Festival pitches camp in Charlotte Square Gardens this year between 9th and…
A 10 foot, bronze statue of one of the most famous thinkers of the Edinburgh Enlightenment, Adam Smith, was…
A series of ghostly walks and ghoulish events at a number of venues form this the fifth festival of infamous…
Lord Provost George Grubb will welcome fifty Skye Terriers to the city's Lothian Chambers tomorrow (3.45pm)…
The two brothers who had a YouTube hit with their time-lapse short film of Edinburgh entitled Koya Moments…
Edinburgh Zoo will be opening the largest chimpanzee enclosure in the world on Friday 2 May.
It might be surprising that Scotland's most visited, paying tourist attraction, with 1.2 million visitors a…
The 8th annual Whisky Distillers Fair takes place today at the Scotch Whisky Experience from 11am. Distillers…
Buildings, private gardens, and venues across Edinburgh, normally closed off to the general public, throw…
The story of how Edinburgh's 18th Century New Town was conceived and built.
The weather in Edinburgh is often a source of complaint among both visitors and locals.
Edinburgh's Beltane festival originates from Scottish and Irish Gaelic pre-Christian times. The word Beltane…
The Beltane Fire Festival is an annual festival marking the arrival of Summer held on the top of Calton Hill.