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Edinburgh

Have fun in Edinburgh

For a lively night out head for the Grassmarket, or try modern Scottish cuisine overlooking the floodlit castle.

The Old Town’s imposing castle provides a dramatic backdrop to Scotland’s cultural capital, with its thriving café culture and abundance of literary and artistic events, most notably the Edinburgh Festival.

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Top Ten Tips
1. Tour the capital of Scotland from $18  
2. Learn the Highland Fling 
3. Experience Hogmanay: fireworks, street theatre and copious amounts of alcohol 
4. Wander through the National Gallery  
5. Take a Witchery Tour through the haunted Old Town  
6. Hop on a Haggis Tour around the Highlands 
7. Enjoy a tipple at the Whisky Heritage Museum
8. Find out what a Scotsman really wears under his kilt    
9. Chow down on haggis, neeps & tatties  
10. Climb up Arthur’s Seat to take in the views   

Getting Around

Edinburgh International Airport is situated 7 miles west of the city center at Turnhouse. An Airlink shuttle bus runs to Waverley Bridge in the town center. By train you’ll arrive at the mainline Waverley Station, right in the heart of the center. The main bus terminal is on St. Andrew Square just a few minutes’ walk north from Waverley Station.


Snooze
St. Christophers    Justifiably popular, this loud and lively hostel is a former three-star hotel that’s now a good-value hostel serving cheap drinks in a great central location.
Rothesay A simple Victorian terrace in a peaceful Georgian street in Edinburgh’s West End, 10-minutes from Princes Street. Plenty of old-world charm.
Jury's Inn   Providing a welcome contrast with the old, timeworn buildings of Edinburgh’s center, Jury’s Inn is a modern place with its own pub in Edinburgh’s old town, just two minutes on foot from the Royal Mile.
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