Edinburgh Farmers’ Market is on every Saturday in Castle Terrace (just off Lothian Road – West End of Princes Street) throughout the year. It’s a great place to sample the best of local food and drink, and meet some of the producers to find out more. Read more
Edinburgh Trip Planning – planning a trip to Scotland? A visit to Edinburgh should be on everyone’s bucket list if you are planning a trip to Scotland. There is so much to see and do. I recommend at least three days to get the most out of your visit.
Pubs in Edinburgh. When you’re on holiday, visiting our local pubs might be on the agenda, whether as a means of grabbing a quick refreshment on the way to do something else, or as a destination for an evening with friends or to listen to music.
Nestled within the boundaries of Edinburgh lies a hidden gem, the Water of Leith Walkway, offers a tranquil escape from the bustle of the city. Stretching over 12 miles, this scenic route follows the meandering course of the Water of Leith, leading from the charming suburb of Balerno to the picturesque district of Murrayfield and onward to the shore at the port of Leith. Embarking on this journey is not merely a walk; it’s an immersive experience through nature’s embrace and historical landscapes.
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If you want to know what the top 5 things to do on a trip to Edinburgh are, no need to look at Trip Advisor just ask the locals. Here are our top 5 things to do on a city break to Edinburgh. Read more
As a frequent visitor to the Edinburgh Military Tattoo over the years, our family has got into something of a routine in planning our trips to this amazing spectacle, so when asked for some advice about where to park if coming to the tattoo from out of town, I realised that our experiences probably had enough ‘old timers’ knowledge in them to merit a little article on how we do it.
A day trip from Edinburgh to Stirling Castle offers a fascinating journey through Scotland’s rich history, stunning landscapes, and unforgettable views. The drive is just about an hour long, but the experience feels timeless, as you leave the bustling city and head into the heart of the country.
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Edinburgh, Scotland’s enchanting capital, is a city that transforms into a magical winter wonderland every year during the festive season. With twinkling lights, the scent of mulled wine and roasted chestnuts in the air, and a host of spectacular events, Edinburgh’s Christmas and Hogmanay (the Scottish celebration of New Year’s Eve) are two of the most vibrant and unforgettable celebrations in the world.
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As you drive up the A1 from the south or arrive in Edinburgh by train you’ll see views towards Salisbury Crags. Unfortunately some sections of the path are currently closed due to falling rock.
I’ve wondered if many visitors to Edinburgh would be interested in walking the Forth Road Bridge, and thought that maybe giving some idea of what to expect might entice you to attempt this walk. Read more