Part of a complex of building opened in 1932 as a 'thank you' to the local people of Leith for the incorporation of Leith into the City of Edinburgh. There are four areas of the complex: Thomas Morton ...

Long-standing central bar, serving pub grub and with a performance space in the basement which for a long time hosted the Edinburgh Singer Songwriter's open mic nights. Live sport and food til late.

Home to the Business School, Edinburgh Napier University's Craiglockhart campus has a mix of old and new buildings set within its grounds, overlooking Edinburgh. Facilities include 200-seat Lindsay ...

Jason Donovan (Frank N Furter) Nathan Caton ( The Narrator) Connor Carson (Brad) Lauren Chia (Janet) Edward Bullingham (Eddie/Dr Scott) Job Greuter (Riff Raff) Natasha Hoeberigs (Usherette/Magenta) ...

There are so many bars on Broughton Street that the casual drinker venturing down may not make it as far as the Cask & Barrel at the foot of the road, near the roundabout. Spacious layout, large ...

Martina Prefetto (Odile/Odette), Timofei Fedotov (Prince Siegried), Roberta Estrela (Sovereign Princess), Konsta Roos (Baron Von Rothbart), Giacomo Ammazzini (Benno). Swans and other characters - the ...

Nordic and Baltic choral music speaks clearly and deeply to the twenty-first century soul. Its mystery and clarity, its enfolding of the traditional and the innovative carry the listener from the ...

Contemporary hotel, a little out of the city centre, near Crewe Toll roundabout in the North West of the city. Near the Botanic Gardens. Beside the off-road bike way that runs along the old railway ...

The Palace of Holyroodhouse, the official residence in Scotland of the reigning monarch, stands at the end of Edinburgh's Royal Mile. It is steps from the Scottish Parliament and sits at the edge of ...

Situated at the West End of Princes Street, the ground floor pub-restaurant of the Rutland Hotel provides favourite American dishes with a scottish twist: burgers, hot dogs and weekend brunch. Local ...

The Queen was seen to publicly shed a tear, not a common event, when the Royal Yacht was put to pasture at the docks in Leith in 1998. Originally, launched from John Brown's Clydebank Shipyard in 1953 ...