Fringe Venues

Southsider :: 148

Traditional pub owned by Maclay Inns. Sports on tvs.

Hosts free comedy during free fringe festival.

Galerie Mirages :: 149

Jewellery gallery and shop in a historic building.

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.

Bar 50 :: 151

Late-opening cafe/bar in a hostel, down in the Cowgate.

Augustine United Church :: 152

Church on George IV Bridge, that is renowned for its Fringe programme.

Brass Monkey :: 153

Traditional Edinburgh pub with an easy-going student vibe.

Banshee Labyrinth :: 156

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

Old Police Box :: 157

The Old Police Box, opposite Cockburn Street, is a distinctive landmark on the Royal Mile that is used as the meeting

Whistlebinkies :: 158

Whistlebinkies is a late-licence, live music venue. Bands play a wide selection from covers to original music; rock to folk and traditional Scottish music.

The Globe Bar :: 161

Centrally located backpacker and sports bar down in the Cowgate

Church of the Sacred Heart :: 163

Roman Catholic church located between the Grassmarket and Tollcross, on the edge of Edinburgh's Old Town.

St Stephen's Stockbridge :: 166

No longer used for Sunday services, the towering, photogenic Church in Stockbridge

Institut Français d’Ecosse :: 168

Founded in 1946, the Institut français d’Ecosse is the Scottish outpost of the French Embassy in the United Kingdom.

Counting House :: 170

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

CC Blooms :: 171

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

The Biscuit Factory :: 173

The Biscuit Factory is an arts & fashion hub housed in the former Crawford’s biscuit factory in Anderson Place, just off Bonnington Road

Beehive Inn :: 178

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

National Museum of Scotland :: 179

The National Museum of Scotland re-opened on 29th July 2011, following a £47.4 million refurbishment of the Victorian building.

Scotch Malt Whisky Society :: 182

Elegant, four-storey Georgian building on Queen Street open to members of the whisky imbibing society and non-members alike.

High School Yards :: 186

Edinburgh University owned building, with recording facilities and courtyards, that is used for education and rented