Edinburgh Attractions
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Having served the Royal family for more than 40 years, travelling over a million miles, the Royal Yacht Britannia is now moored on Leith's waterfront. A fascinating insight into the Royal…
The small, atmospheric Bow Bar in one of the Old Town's most architecturally interesting streets is the place to come for single malt whisky and a casual chat with the locals. There's a large…
Edinburgh's New Town is now the most extensive area of Georgian architecture in the world and is still delighting visitors with its grace and beauty.
Edinburgh Butterfly & Insect World
At Edinburgh's Butterfly & Insect World visitors can wander through a tropical rainforest (regardless of the weather) and see a wide variety of exotic and beautiful butterflies as well as…
Greyfriars Kirk - officially Greyfriars Tolbooth & Highland Kirk - was the first church built in Edinburgh after the Reformation, in 1562, on the grounds of the old Franciscan convent.
Victoria Street was built in the 18th century as an access route from Grassmarket to George IV Bridge and the Royal Mile. Sweeping up the hill in a wide S shape, it is known for its boutiques…
The award-winning Crombie's butcher has been on Broughton Street for more than 45 years and is known across Scotland for its quality cuts. Selling a delicious haggis, it is most famous for its…
Cloisters is converted from part of an old parsonage and is an oasis of calm. A malt-of-the-moment is available every day at a reduced price; savour it at one of the large wooden tables by the…
A stone's throw from the Royal Mile, this compact bar is neither a traditional pub nor a particularly trendy place. Many will find its dark walls and mix-and-match furniture downright plain…
At stylish Borough in Edinburgh, let skilled barstaff mix you one of their cocktails. The venue itself is airy and open-plan, furnished with orb lighting and large sofas to help you relax in style.
Nestled in the heart of the historic Old Town, the Grassmarket area is one of the most historic, vibrant and popular parts of Edinburgh.
A popular pre-club venue for Edinburgh's hipsters, Pivo has a selection of Czech lagers on tap as well as a shooter menu for those looking to really make a night of it. The low-ceilinged bar…
The Cafe Royal Oyster Bar has been a fixture on the Edinburgh dining circuit for years, tucked away on West Register Street. With eight large stained glass windows and the tables smartly…
A new addition to Edinburgh's museums, the HBOS Museum on the Mound explores the heritage of the city through artefacts and information on trade, technology, art and design, crime and security…
Howies has established itself at the forefront of the Scottish culinary rebirth. Gone are stodgy deep fried foods, replaced by fresh Scottish ingredients cooked in imaginative ways. Try haggis…
The Opal Lounge is a stylish bar in Edinburgh city centre where an award-winning mixologist creates the cocktails for a chic crowd. Make sure you dress to impress, as the clientele like to…
