We are obviously biased but we think the Edinburgh Grassmarket is the best area in the whole of Edinburgh! A historic pocket of the city with plenty of independent shops, cafes, pubs and restaurants to stroll between and soak up the authentic Scottish atmosphere! The Edinburgh Grassmarket sits under the imposing Edinburgh Castle, on the […]
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Edinburgh’s Hidden Gem for Shoppers and Pub-Goers Nestled between the grand thoroughfares of Princes Street and George Street in Edinburgh’s New Town lies Rose Street, a charming pedestrianized lane that offers visitors an authentic taste of Scottish hospitality away from the main tourist trails. This narrow cobbled street, between Princes Street and George Street, forms […]
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The Edinburgh Mound: A Must-Visit Destination Located in the heart of Edinburgh, The Mound is one of the city’s most distinctive and historically significant landmarks. This artificial hill connects Edinburgh’s Old Town and New Town, offering visitors a unique vantage point to experience the city’s rich cultural heritage and breathtaking vistas of Edinburgh Castle, the […]
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Nestled on the slopes of Calton Hill in the heart of Edinburgh, Old Calton Burial Ground stands as one of the city’s most rewarding yet overlooked tourist attractions. Established in 1718, this historic burial ground offers visitors a fascinating glimpse into Edinburgh’s past while providing a peaceful retreat from the city’s more crowded attractions. This […]
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At the foot of Edinburgh’s Royal Mile lies Holyrood, a district steeped in Scottish history and royal heritage. Dominated by the magnificent Holyrood Palace, the King’s official residence in Scotland, and the bold contemporary architecture of the Scottish Parliament, this area perfectly embodies Scotland’s blend of traditional and modern. The dramatic backdrop of Arthur’s Seat […]
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