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Edinburgh

Edinburgh

It hosts the world's biggest arts festival, has a dramatic medieval castle on its main street; can draw on a literary tradition ranging from Burns and Stevenson to Rankin and Rowling; its restaurant scene has both variety and quality, and the Queen is in residence here every summer. Edinburgh also offers fantastic museums, galleries, pubs, interesting shops and some seriously classy hotels. Welcome to the capital of Scotland.

La Garrigue

La Garrigue

A welcoming restaurant with wonderful food from the kitchen of Jean Michel Gauffre

The quality-rustic decor of Edinburgh's specialist Languedoc restaurant – tables and chairs are by the late, great furniture-maker Tim Stead – are in keeping with chef Jean Michel Gauffre's food philosophy....

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Number 1 at the Balmoral

Number 1 at the Balmoral

With Michelin starred chef Jeff Bland at the helm

An enviable address, a keen reputation and a very talented chef (Jeff Bland) all conspire to make this a first-class dining experience, one of only two venues in Edinburgh with a Michelin star....

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Palace of Holyroodhouse

Palace of Holyroodhouse

Where the Queen stays when she visits Edinburgh

The Palace of Holyroodhouse has its origins in the Abbey of Holyrood (now picturesque ruins), established in 1128 by David I....

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Castlehill

Castlehill

Military barracks, prison, royal residence, murder scene, birthplace of kings and queens

Castlehill has served a variety of purposes during the centuries it has stood high above the city....

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National Museum of Scotland

National Museum of Scotland

Everything under one roof

The Royal Museum is a Victorian marvel but was certainly enhanced in 1998 when the modern Museum of Scotland was built adjacent....

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Camera Obscura

Camera Obscura

Created by the optician Maria Short in the 1850s

Camera Obscura is a system of mirrors that projects a periscope image of the city on to a white disc in the centre of a small darkened room....

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Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art

Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art

The national collection of modern art

Since 1984 the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art has been housed in this neo-classical structure, designed by William Burn in the 1820s as an institution for fatherless children....

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The National Gallery Complex

The National Gallery Complex

The art of the mattter

At the Mound, the National Gallery Complex sits in neo-classical splendour, housing the treasures of the country's art collection....

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I J Mellis Cheesemonger

I J Mellis Cheesemonger

Long and distinguished tradition of cheese-making

Wandering past I J Mellis Cheesemonger will either make you wince or grin, so pungent is the smell of the cheeses within....

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Cadenheads

Cadenheads

Independent Scottish bottler of Scotch whisky, rum, gin, and cognac

Scotland's oldest independent bottler, Cadenheads has a fine selection of whiskies, encompassing both rare brands and more recognisable names....

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Bow Bar

Bow Bar

Very popular with local lawyers

This small and simple one-room pub has one of the largest and most interesting ranges of single malt scotch in the city....

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The Bailie

The Bailie

One of the best known pubs in Edinburgh

The Bailie is an old-style basement pub – all striking blacks and reds, focused on a central island bar – that somehow manages to combine New Town money with Stockbridge bohemia....

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Opal Lounge

Opal Lounge

Edinburgh's leading night club

Opal Lounge has been going great guns since its arrival in 2002....

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Bongo

Bongo

Cafe by day, club by night

A convergence point for the city's aspirant music, art and club scenes, the Bohemian Bongo moved to the former Edinburgh University students' union building in 2003....

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Our Dynamic Earth

Our Dynamic Earth

A prominent visitors attraction in the city

Our Dynamic Earth is located near the former home of Edinburgh-born James Hutton, the so-called 'Father of Geology'....

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The Scottish Storytelling Centre & John Knox House

The Scottish Storytelling Centre & John Knox House

Not just for kids

A dedicated venue for storytelling and theatre, the Scottish Storytelling Centre & John Knox House runs a lively programme of events with the centrepiece being the International Storytelling Festival every autumn....

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