The therapeutic benefits of gardening are being celebrated this year in Edinburgh’s famous horticultural timepiece, the ...

The Magdalen Chapel was built between 1541 and 1544 by Janet Rynd, the widow of a wealthy Edinburgh merchant. Immediately before the Reformation the Chapel was used for academic lectures arranged by ...

The King’s Theatre has reopened following a £41 million, and almost four-year redevelopment that has reshaped the heritage ...

With just over a fortnight til the start of the Edinburgh International Film Festival 2026, more guests have been announced, ...

Since its launch in 2014, the Edinburgh Food Festival quickly became a popular picnic hot spot in Assembly George Square ...

West Princes Street is going to be closed to all vehicles until at least mid-August following a fire at the historic ...

The Duke Ellington favourite Take the A Train was a good starter for a concert by this intergenerational band, starting with ...

North Bridge, the historic link between Edinburgh's Old and New Towns, re-opened on Friday (31 July, 2026) to traffic and ...

National archive located at the East of Princes Street, around the corner from Robert Adam's landmark General Register House. The building was built in 1861 to house birth, death, and marriage ...

Long-standing bar on bustling Shandwick Place, in central location just around the corner from Rutland Square and Lothian ...

What is now the Scotsman hotel was the home of The Scotsman newspaper, during the heyday of print media. It opened as an ...