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- Edinburgh, Scotland: a Beautiful City Rich in HistoryThe city of Edinburgh, Scotland is a delightful mix of the old and the new.
- Beyond the Tourist Sites: Pretending to Be a Local: Edinburgh, UKSometimes when exploring a new city, town or village I don't want to fall into the tourist traps. I'd rather go local and take in some of the everyday pleasures of the city's residents. Here is my quick guide to non-tourist tourism in Edinburgh.
Edinburgh Fringe FestivalEvery August the city of Edinburgh is transformed into a smorgasbord of culture during the largest arts festival in the world, the Edinburgh Festival. Here is a guide to getting the most out of this awesome celebration of theatre and art.
Travel Guide to Edinburgh, ScotlandRich in history, natural beauty, and dozens of activities within walking distance of the city center, you'll never be without something to do in Edinburgh.
A Ghostly Day Trip from Edinburgh: The Village of CulrossIf you're looking for a unique day trip while visiting the city of Edinburgh, consider the village of Culross. One of Scotland's most haunted villages makes a fascinating trip for any visitor.
Edinburgh in One Day on a BudgetSee the best of Edinburgh, including Old Town Edinburgh, Edinburgh Castle, Princess Gardens and Princess St, all while on a budget!
Unusual Edinburgh Attractions: Swamp Soccer, Hauntings, SociopathsEdinburgh is home to plentiful uncommon attractions including a haunted close and hotel boasting roll-top baths and secret doors.
Best Cafes and Coffee Shops in Edinburgh, Scotland: A Good Coffee or Tea at an Inexpensive PriceWith so many cafes and coffee shops opening in Edinburgh, Scotland how do you know which are the best? Try these.
Best City Center Hotels in Edinburgh, Scotland: Downtown Hotels with Super Accommodation and a Convenient LocationIf you want to stay near the city center in Edinburgh, Scotland, these downtown hotels are excellent.- On the Trail of Burke and HareNearly, two hundred years after their infamous murder spree Edinburgh-based serial killers William Burke and William Hare continue to fascinate the public. The city still plays host to many of the sites associated with them and their crimes.
Tourist Information Regarding EdinburghInformation about Edinburgh in Scotland, what to see and do as a tourist.- Visiting Edinburgh in Winter - a Long-Weekend Vacation in JanuaryEdinburgh is a beautiful Scottish city, with fine architecture, fascinating history, a vibrant literary and arts scene, great bars, cafés and restaurants.
From Baltimore to Edinburgh and BackI took a nine day trip to Scotland to see my daughter receive her degree at a majestic ceremony at the University of Edinburgh. It was definitely worth the effort. Read all about it here.
Review of Chancellors Court, a Great Place to Stay in EdinburghDuring the Festival month of August, lodging in Edinburgh is very expensive. We chose to stay at Chancellors Court, one of the Edinburgh University halls of residence. It was like being a student again, but better!- The House on Edinburgh LaneI heard of the great house on Edinburgh Lane some years ago, but I had never believed the stories told of it. I decided to venture in. Voices like buzzing flies are greeting me.
Queen and Duke of Edinburgh Embark on Annual Holiday CruiseQueen and Duke of Edinburgh once again are embarking on an annual holiday cruise. The Queen had regularly sailed around the west coast of Scotland on the royal yacht Britannia before it was decommissioned in 1997.
Cinema Attic & Future Shorts Edinburgh EventOn Friday 25th June 2010 the enthusiastic volunteers from Future Shorts and Cinema Attic arranged their monthly evening of short films at the Roxy Art House including a raffle draw with prizes of DVD library membership and a free meal.- 5 Reasons to Visit Edinburgh in the SummerEdinburgh, the charming capital of Scotland, is artistic and refined, with beautiful architecture and meandering cobblestone streets, vibrant nightlife and amazing festivals that make it a wonderful stop for a summertime holiday.
- Chocolate Soup in EdinburghIf you are a chocolate lover, Chocolate Soup is a must-try.
- A Visitor's Guide to the Royal Botanic Garden EdinburghA guide to one of Edinburgh's most popular attractions, the Royal Botanic Garden.
Greyfriars Bobby: A Lesson in LoyaltyGreyfriars Bobby was a little Skye terrier in Victorian Scotland known for his loyalty to his master long after his master died.- Nonsense Creatures Limericks: The Sad Easter Egg of EdinburghNo. 30 in the Nonsense Creatures Limericks series.
Visit Europe: Scotland: EdinburghEdinburgh is one of those cities you really ought to visit if you haven't already. Riddled with history and mystery, pickled in whisky, ravaged by cold north winds, it's the beautiful, literate capital of Scotland and always worth visiting.
Best Family-Friendly Bed and Breakfasts in Edinburgh, Scotland: Scottish Hospitality at Its BestStaying in family-friendly bed and breakfasts in Edinburgh, Scotland is cheap, relaxing and fun and these three are some of the best.- Edinburgh Airport ParkingAll you need to know about safely parking your car at the Edinburg airport. also includes names and information on safe companies with the cheapest rates.
- Visiting Edinburgh, Scotland - A World Class Heritage CityA mini tourist guide to Edinburgh, Scotland, with major tourist sites highlights and a quick review of some of Edinburgh's best hotels.
- (MOVIES) Edinburgh International Film Festival GuideNoted for screening some of the best films in the world and bringing innovative works to Europe, this festival continues to hold its place among some of the best film festivals in the world.
- Check Out the Holiday Cottages of EdinburghEdinburgh offers holiday cottages for a variety of traveling needs. Find out which one best suits your needs.
- Johnson County Park - Edinburgh, Indiana - a Park to Go for a Day or a Weekend !A description of the Johnson County Parkin edinburgh, Indiana and all it has to offer.
What to Do and See in Edinburgh!Take the advice from two poor college students who experienced Edinburgh, Scotland. Learn the inexpensive hidden treasures and how to not spend too much money.- Ringing in the New Year in ScotlandScottish New Year celebrations, specifically in the capital city of Edinburgh.
- Scotland V the West CountryWhat does Bristol and Bath have in common with the great cities of Caledonia?
- History in Geography - Edinburgh's Royal Mile: A Trip Down a Very Long Memory LaneA brief description of various landmarks along Edinburgh Scotland's Royal Mile.
- Celebrate Christmas in Edinburgh, ScotlandChristmas is coming and where better to velebrate the holdiays than in Edinburgh, the capital of Scotland. The Christmas festivities are wide and varied
Tips for Visiting Edinburgh, Scotland with Young ChildrenWhile traveling with young children can be daunting, the wealth of activity in Edinburgh makes it easy to entertain children of all ages.- See Edinburgh, Scotland in Just One DayThis covers the main sights in Edinburgh and a few that are slightly unknown.
- Edinburgh: A Walk in the City of the Dead - Part 1Dark, cold and extremely humid; it had a strange smell that felt bizarre! As I walked, I could feel the wet soil beneath my feet.
- A Walk in the City of the Dead - Part 2Almost immediately, I felt my left shoulder freeze stone cold. I stood, but couldn't help but turn my head leftwards, and saw two eyes stare right into mine.
The Edinburgh Festivals Part TwoIn part one of this article five of the festivals that Edinburgh offers were discussed. There are still four more festivals to visit during August 2007 if you can fit them into your schedule.
The Edinburgh Festivals Part OneIt would seem that Scotland is known mostly for its mythical monsters these days, but there is more to this beautiful country than lochs and Nessie.
