Fringe Venues

32 Below :: 442

Cushy bar serving burgers, cajun, Tex-Mex beneath the long-standing and popular Pear Tree bar.

Acoustic Music Centre @ UCC :: 138

Traditional and folk music from the Acoustic Music Centre at Ukrainian Community Centre, 14 Royal Terrace.

Adam Smith Statue :: 228

Statue of Adam Smith, the "Father of Economics", erected in 2008. Walking tour starting point.

Arthur's Seat :: 354

Arthur's Seat is the main peak in Holyrood Park, the large, public park at the foot of Edinburgh's Royal Mile.

Assembly George Square Gardens :: 3

Festival hub in the heart of Edinburgh University area, run by Assembly - one of the Fringe's leading brands.

Assembly Roxy :: 139

Arts venue in a converted 19th Century church. Assembly Roxy is home of Assembly Festival and Assembly Theatre, both during the Edinburgh Fringe and for the rest of the year.

Bannermans :: 357

Longstanding cellar bar deep in the bowels of the Cowgate with live music, particularly acoustic sets.

Banshee Labyrinth :: 156

Late-night opening bar and cafe, with three bars, life music, just off Edinburgh's Royal Mile.

BBC :: 25

The BBC returns to the Fringe in 2021 at High School Yards.

Beehive Inn :: 178

Large, busy pub in the Old Town, the Beehive Inn with upstairs restaurant and a beer garden in the rear. 

Black City of the Dead Signs :: 213

Starting point for a walking tour exploring the gothic and macabre side of the Old Town.

Canons' Gait Bar :: 78

Friendly bar at the Canongate end of the Royal Mile modern upper lounge bar and cellar bar. Has a tradition of supporting local music talent in basement bar.

CC Blooms :: 171

The long-standing late licence, gay bar and nightclub with two bars on two floors.

Ciao Roma :: 283

Central Italian restaurant offering home-made ice cream. Two floors open till late.

Coffee Bar in Lobby Area at the Ibis Hotel :: 497

Starting point for an irreverent walking tour of Edinburgh's Old Town.

Counting House :: 170

Historic building used for events, festivals adjacent to The Pear Tree pub and beer garden.

Crags Centre :: 476

A community sports centre that since 2011 has operated with a strong social commitment in its daily activities, provi

Crescent House :: 109

A boutique bed and breakfast, event space (including the Fringe), and sometimes a TV and film location.

Dance Base :: 22

Scotland's National Centre for Dance based in Edinburgh's Grassmarket

Dovecot Studios :: 198

A studio, exhibition and living space in former Victorian swimming baths that is elevating the time-honoured craft of weaving to an artform.

Duddingston Kirk :: 121

Duddingston Kirk, on the south-east slopes of Arthur's Seat, is one of the oldest churches still in use in Scotland.

Dundas Street Gallery :: 256

A privately run, rental, exhibition space in Edinburgh's New Town.

The gallery covers 700 square feet, with 330 feet for single line hanging.

Edinburgh Corn Exchange :: 249

All-purpose venue with a standing capacity of up to 2800 hosting major events, from live rock concerts to trade shows, rave nights to wedding fairs.

Edinburgh International Conference Centre :: 150

The EICC is Edinburgh's main conference centre. A short walk from Haymarket Station, it attracts several hundred thousand delegates annually to the Scottish capital.

Festival Theatre Edinburgh :: 423

Edinburgh's biggest theatre is distinguished by its huge glass facade and, inside, a vast auditorium.

Fingers Piano Bar :: 221

Long-established, late night, New Town bar that as the name suggests often has a chanteuse and fancy cocktails.

Frankenstein Pub :: 304

Food and drink, bier keller and big screen sports, over three floors of an old church.

Galerie Mirages :: 149

Jewellery gallery and shop in a historic building.

Gardener's Cottage in Princes Street Gardens :: 496

Picture book, red stone cottage that can be found on the eastern end of W

George Watson's College :: 416

Founded in 1741, is a co-educational independent day school in Scotland.