Few urban spaces capture a city’s transformation quite like Princes Street Gardens. What now serves as Edinburgh’s most beloved green sanctuary was once the Nor Loch, a marshy body of water that defended the Old Town’s northern approach while serving the less glamorous purpose of receiving the city’s waste. The loch’s drainage in the early […]
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What happens when two product design engineers combine their passion for Scottish culture with cutting-edge 3D printing technology? You get chess sets where iconic Scottish landmarks battle it out, Celtic faces Rangers on the chess board, and The Sopranos come to life as collectible figurines. We sat down with Michael from 3D Scotland to discover […]
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The George IV Bridge and Teviot Place area represents Edinburgh at its most captivating, where centuries of history layer upon contemporary culture to create one of the city’s most atmospheric quarters. This stretch of the Old Town rewards exploration, offering visitors everything from literary landmarks to lively entertainment venues, all wrapped in the kind of […]
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When we interviewed Sinan from leather accessories creators Workshop After Six back in February, he told us he loved the products made by Bark & Hare. This brilliantly named small Scottish business creates handmade luxury tartan neck wear for pets. We got in touch with the lovely Felicity to chat about her small Edinburgh based […]
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The top of Leith Walk offers one of Edinburgh’s most rewarding cultural adventures, where historic charm meets contemporary creativity along this bustling thoroughfare. Visitors exploring this vibrant stretch will discover a neighbourhood that perfectly balances tradition with innovation, making it an ideal destination for those who appreciate quality and craftsmanship. Beginning at the iconic Playhouse […]
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