The Burns Monument Monday, March 24, 2025 A gloriously blue day today, positively balmy with a morning temp of 5C. Spring is so close we can feel it. The backyard of our cottage and views of the st…| And Anyways...
The Goblin Ha’, a shadowy undercroft beneath a 13th-century Scottish ruin, is steeped in legend and dark folklore, writes SCOTT LYALL| Spooky Edinburgh
Just to confuse things a bit more, here’s a beer simply called Export. And, no, it wasn’t the same gravity as PA. As, by this time, its gravity had been dropped to 1050º.| Shut up about Barclay Perkins
Caroline reports back on an interactive workshop in which participants shared their experience of measuring error rates and data quality| Effortmark
A film crew will be flying in to Scotland to capture shots of the snow-capped mountains and scenic views.| Daily Record
From five-star concierge services to exclusive perks, luxury developments are rolling out all the stops in a bid to attract high-end residents. Following| Country and Town House
My recent trip to Scotland was for the hiking, biking and sightseeing. What I didn’t expect was such fantastic food …| WheelsandEats
A tale of murder, legend and a ghost that still haunts the Royal Mile. JOHN AMBROSE MARTIN reveals the chilling story of Johnny One-Arm| Spooky Edinburgh
I thought I’d reveal the overseas trip we have planned and booked for next year which I have alluded to in a couple of recent posts. We leave mid-April 2026 and return at the end of May. We will be... Read the Post The post 2026 Overseas Trip Reveal! first appeared on Write of the Middle.| Write of the Middle
Last Updated on 13th October 2025 by Charlotte Nadeau The Scottish capital is a Gothic fairytale dream of cobblestone lanes, stunning architecture, gastronomic delights, and some of the darkest, most fascinating histories in Europe. Yet, for all its charm, as of this year (2025), a new report emerged that Edinburgh is “the most expensive major... The post How Much Does a Trip to Edinburgh Cost? (2025 Budget Breakdown) appeared first on solosophie.| solosophie
Last Updated on 7th October 2025 by Charlotte Nadeau There’s no question that Scotland’s capital city is one of the most beautiful in the world. Edinburgh is famed for its Gothic architecture, cobblestone streets, and iconic landmarks, and is steeped in rich history. But, beyond its scenery and heritage, Edinburgh is widely regarded as one... The post Haunted Edinburgh: Discover the City’s Spookiest Secrets appeared first on solosophie.| solosophie
Scott Lyall, talks to JOHN TANTALON about The Wulver Stane, his zine that dives deep into Scotland’s folklore, paranormal phenomena and Fortean mysteries| Spooky Edinburgh
Big Swally Edinburgh is returning to the city’s Corn Exchange on 25th October, with the day session sold out and just limited tickets available for the evening. The event is run in partnership by Caledonian Craft Beer Merchant and Edinburgh’s own Vault City Brewing. Track Brewing Co, The Kernel, Northern Monk, and Rivington Brew Co […] The post Big Swally returns to Edinburgh’s Corn Exchange first appeared on Beer Today. The post Big Swally returns to Edinburgh’s Corn Exchange appea...| Beer Today
Sunday, March 23, 2025 Sunday, a day of rest. Roast for lunch in a great pub followed by a restful afternoon… yeah, nah. A grey day, but dry. Not too cold, but cold enough. We walked and walked and…| And Anyways...
Deacon Brodie’s Tavern in Edinburgh links a real-life gentleman thief to ghostly legends and the tale of Jekyll and Hyde| Spooky Edinburgh
Whistlebinkies in Edinburgh is the rare pub where you can enjoy a gig, a pint, and possibly a ghost — all in the same evening| Spooky Edinburgh
Craigcrook Castle in Edinburgh gave a respected ghosthunter the fright of his life in 2014, but its haunted reputation goes back decades, writes DAVID SAUNDERSON| Spooky Edinburgh
A former tenant’s eerie encounters at a Georgian flat in Edinburgh's Lansdown Crescent suggest a ghost story more disturbing than most, writes GRAEME MILNE| Spooky Edinburgh
Queensberry House hides behind the modern Scottish Parliament — but its past holds one of Edinburgh’s darkest and most gruesome legends, writes WAYNE GILBERT| Spooky Edinburgh
Eerie Edinburgh’s Wayne Gilbert talks to JOHN TANTALON about his love of hauntings, spooky history and Edinburgh's ghostly legends| Spooky Edinburgh
Chilling tales of ghostly passengers and unexplained encounters from an old Edinburgh bus driver hint at a world beyond our own, writes KERRIE POWELL| Spooky Edinburgh
Eucarpia was an ancient city in Phrygia, near the source of the river Meander whose name has given us the word for an indirect route. Eucarpia took its name from the fertile district in which it li…| Peter Cameron's Blog
Looking for some beautiful hidden gems in Edinburgh, Scotland? Here is a selection of secrets spots. Perfect for people who want to discover off-the-beaten-path attractions.| BeeLoved City
Legionella Alert at Kennedy Tower, Royal Edinburgh Hospital. A reminder of the hidden waterborne risks from Legionella & what you can do.| Legionella Control International
Six rowers from Edinburgh’s Eastern Amateur Coastal Rowing Club are tackling the 21.6-mile Great River Race on the Thames this September 2025 to raise vital funds for disabled access charity, Euan’s Guide and championing accessibility for disabled people.| www.euansguide.com
Last updated on the 2nd of September, 2025 When you think of Edinburgh, iconic landmarks like Edinburgh Castle, the Scott Monument, and the Palace of Holyroodhouse are likely to come to mind. And rightfully so—these architectural marvels are timeless symbols of the city’s history. While the top attractions are undeniably bucket list experiences for many [...]| OUR CROSSINGS
Last updated on the 2nd of September, 2025 If you are staying in Edinburgh for longer and seeking a day off from the hustle and bustle of the city and its enchanting cobbled streets, I’ve got great news. In less than 30 minutes, you can head to a coastal town for fresh sea air or [...]| OUR CROSSINGS
Last Updated on the 7th of August, 2025 When you stop to observe the streets of Edinburgh’s New Town, you’ll notice how the buildings aligned along both sides of the road parade rows of wrought iron balconies, balustrades and pilasters, fanlights, chimneys and attic windows. It is one of the most spectacular neighbourhoods in the [...]| OUR CROSSINGS
Last Updated on the 12th of September, 2025 Anyone who has ever visited Edinburgh can easily agree that it is a beautiful city at any time of the year. Yet there’s that extra dose of magic in the season of haar and mellow fruitfulness. After a blissful summer lull, the city quiets down. Wildlife scavenge before [...]| OUR CROSSINGS
Last Updated on the 8th of August, 2025 I continued straight ahead on the surfaced walkway, ignoring the steep steps to the right and after a few metres was greeted by a familiar view over Leith and the docks and across the water to the kingdom of Fife. I eagerly turned around and faced the city [...]| OUR CROSSINGS
Two fabulous exhibitions in Edinburgh, and a bit of street art thrown in.| The Glasgow Gallivanter
Thank you to Two Writing Teachers for creating an amazing community of writers and a safe, welcoming space to write and share. A week ago, I was on a tour of Edinburgh Castle, the heart of the UNES…| Reflections on the Teche
Jamie, Ewan, and Lachlan Maclean have set a new record for rowing non-stop and unsupported across the Pacific Ocean. The three brothers from Edinburgh set off in April 2025 on their 9,000-mile journey, from Lima, Peru, to Cairns, Australia, completing … Continue reading → The post Maclean Brothers Set Record for Non-Stop and Unsupported Row Across the Pacific Ocean appeared first on Old Salt Blog.|
Discover how Euan’s Guide and Dynamic Earth are working together to improve accessibility and create inclusive science experiences in Edinburgh in this blog post by Euan's Guide.| www.euansguide.com
As the first UNESCO City of Literature, it's no surprise that the Scottish capital is filled with enchanting and curious bookshops| solosophie
Join us on Friday 5 September for one of the most feel-good events of the year – the World Short Hole Golf Pairs Championship at Edinburgh’s iconic Bruntsfield Links.We’re thrilled to be one of three charities benefiting from this brilliant day of golf, community spirit and fundraising - PTSD UK and St Catharine’s Homeless Project will also receive funding thanks to the golfers who support the event by signing up.A Unique Course. A Worthy Cause. A Lot of Laughs.Whether you’re a golf...| www.euansguide.com RSS Feed
Dan Tiernan’s abrasive comedy style is at once hilarious and disconcerting. The audience is howling with laughter and uncomfortable.| Scottish Field
Saturday, March 22, 2025 Public service announcement: Best shower of the trip. Managed to wash…| And Anyways…
Friday, March 21, 2025 This morning, we waved goodbye to Inverness and headed south to…| And Anyways…
Baxter v Bookies delivers such a well written script it's as if you are having a fireside chat with your favourite but slightly wicked uncle.| Scottish Field
Jo Caulfield's Bad Mood Rising is one of the best comics at the Fringe. A must-watch, it's on until August 24.| Scottish Field
Ten Thousand Hours, performed by Australian acrobatic troupe, Gravity and Other Myths, is the most extraordinary thing at the Fringe.| Scottish Field
A need to get a camera in Central Leeds left me with just 3 roll film camera choices. Is that enough ? and WTF are Boots doing with film.| Canny Cameras
... Read more The post Mastering Edinburgh Airport Parking: 10 Surprising Tips for Big Savings appeared first on Enjoy Travel Life.| Enjoy Travel Life
Edinburgh University's 'Decolonised Transformations: Confronting the University of Edinburgh’s History and Legacies of Enslavement and Colonialism,' is Left-wing politics of the worst kind, says Professor James Alexander.| The Daily Sceptic
This memorial is located in Princes Street Gardens, Edinburgh, Scotland. It features a seated, kilted infantryman holding a rifle across his knees as he looks towards the Castle. The design was cr…| Words on Stone
Here's how to make your 3 days in Edinburgh as colorful and enchanting as mine were. The post Enchanting Edinburgh appeared first on Leave Your Daily Hell.| Leave Your Daily Hell
Discover the best things to do in Edinburgh in Autumn. Perfect to plan your trip to Scotland in September and October. Activities for locals & visitors!| BeeLoved City
A Trail of Burke and Hare Review | A body has been discovered in The Cowgate with wounds eerily reminiscent of a dark period of Edinburgh’s past… Beside the corpse, a satchel – deliberately placed, an ominous message within… The killer is obsessed, fixated on the story of Burke and Hare, the city’s most infamous […]| The Escape Roomer
Aud’s been out in the UK for 5 days and is finally beginning to meet some of her new readers…| Nicola Griffith
In honour of Independent Bookshop Week (14 – 21 June 2025), I thought I’d update my post from five years ago about our favourite indie bookshops to visit in Edinburgh with kids. We are spoilt for choice here in Edinburgh, […]| The Bear & The Fox
There are just a few days until The Big Event by Motability Operations and we are excited to be there and see some familiar, and hopefully new, faces! The event takes place in our home town of Edinburgh at the Royal Highland Centre on Friday 13 and Saturday 14 September. We’ll be there to let everyone know what we do here at Euan’s Guide, from our disabled access review website www.EuansGuide.com to our Red Cord Card scheme and, of course, the UK’s largest Access Survey… which we're ...| www.euansguide.com RSS Feed
We were honoured to have been selected as one of the charities to benefit from the World Short Hole Golf championship which was held on Friday 6 September in Edinburgh.The event took place at the famous Bruntsfield Links Course and despite the heavy fog, was a great end to the summer, and some of the Euan's Guide team and trustees went along to join in the fun. Founded in 1761, the Bruntsfield Links Golfing Society is the fourth oldest in the world and one of Scotland’s most prestigious cl...| www.euansguide.com RSS Feed
George Guy recently visited The National Robotarium, a new centre for Robotics and Artificial Intelligence at Heriot-Watt. In this guest blog post, George tells us about his experience of disabled access at the university’s new building.Recently, I and a few others from the PPI group attended a meeting at Heriot-Watt University’s National Robotarium. It’s a brand-new building so I took wheelchair accessibility for granted. To be on the safe side I checked ahead and was reassured, I wa...| www.euansguide.com RSS Feed
If you’re starting to think about plans for your New Year celebrations, then look no further. Here is all you need to know about Edinburgh New Year for 2023/4 Edinburgh New Year’s Eve is know as Hogmanay If you’re dreaming of a truly magical start to your new year, look no further than the world-famous … The post Edinburgh Hogmanay 2023 – All you Need to Know appeared first on Travel, Linger, Relax.| Travel, Linger, Relax
Picture this: the cobbled streets of Edinburgh, shrouded in mist, a chill in the air, and a sense of mystery around every corner. If you’re a solo female traveler over 40 seeking an unforgettable Halloween adventure, look no further than the enchanting and historically rich city of Edinburgh. This ancient city takes on a whole … The post Edinburgh Halloween: How to Have a Spooktacular Experience appeared first on Travel, Linger, Relax.| Travel, Linger, Relax
Edinburgh Christmas Market, The best way to Visit in 2023. What's on, times and dates, how to get tickets. This guide is the only one you need| Travel, Linger, Relax
The relocation, coming after 25 years of its former HQ in the South Gyle area, was described as reaffirming the company’s commitment to Scotland and Edinburgh.| sltn.co.uk
Top chefs and restaurants across the UK are urging consumers to forgo farmed salmon this Christmas, in a bid to curb the environmental and welfare “catastrophe” unfolding across the salmon farming industry in Scotland.| Off The Table
Award winning Edinburgh chef, Lloyd Morse, joins our Off the table campaign.| Off The Table
Updated March 2025. Originally published in December 9, 2022. Between walking up the Royal Mile or wandering through the Grassmarket, you’re definitely going to want to stop for a bite. The good news is that| The Culinary Travel Guide
Read this month's SNACK magazine. What's on in Scotland and beyond. Music | Film | Food & Drink | LGBT+ | Theatre | Books | Life| SNACK: Music, film, arts and culture magazine for Scotland
Time to Register Join us in Edinburgh for the PHAIR Animal Advocacy Conference, July 2–5, 2025! There’s only ONE WEEK left to register at early bird price. Or support our work by buying a Supporter ticket! Don’t miss... Read More| PHAIR Society
Edinburgh buses are great but slow. I analyzed the data and found the issue - bus stops are too frequent, averaging just 323 meters apart!| lellep.xyz
It’s official, I’ve played all the escape rooms in Edinburgh – well, at least as of my time of writing this! Thankfully new and even more brilliant rooms are popping up all the time, so it’s impossible to ever really say you know a city’s escape rooms through and through. But it’s a question I […]| The Escape Roomer
Portobello Cemetery is a relatively modern burial ground on the outskirts of Edinburgh, opened in 1877 and in continual use to modern day.| Burials & Beyond
The Deacon’s Cabinet Review | A historical heist escape room which challenges you to outsmart the infamous Deacon William Brodie – Edinburgh’s favourite villain, and the inspiration for Jekyll & Hyde. Can you unlock the mysteries of The Deacon’s cabinet and discover his ill-gotten fortune before the noose tightens? Completion Time: 45:02 Date Played: 13th […]| The Escape Roomer
Edinburgh city is a great place for food lovers with a multitude of restaurants allowing to discover food from around the world. During that weekend we tasted the famous The Dome restaurant, the Ja…| Our Lake District Escapades
I made a mobile app using no-code to capture potholes in Edinburgh to help future cyclists.| Blog
Three perfect days, three wonderful walks in Edinburgh.| Natalie the Explorer
Einer der angesehensten Mathematiker Deutschlands hat eine systematische Verzerrung in den Pandemieprognosen entdeckt. Was folgt daraus?| Berliner Zeitung
Scotland is one of the most beautiful countries in the world. We would recommend spending at least seven days to see the best of Scotland and are sharing our recommended 7 Days in Scotland Itinerary with you. The post Amazing Scotland Itinerary: 7 Days in Scotland appeared first on Europe Up Close.| Europe Up Close
The Conditions of Unconditional Love from Alexander McCall Smith is number 15 in the Isabel Dalhousie series. This is the first I’ve read in the series and while I no doubt ‘missed’ a lot, it was easy to keep up … Continue reading →| His Futile Preoccupations …..
Sarah and Jill were blue-lighted to Ninewells where they miraculously escaped with no serious injuries.| Daily Record
Sir Ian Rankin’s ‘Rebus’ detective novels have been translated into 36 languages and adapted for radio, the stage and the screen. Now, following the success of the latest BBC TV series, a new play featuring the much-loved detective is hitting theatres across Scotland and the UK. Rebus: A Game Called Malice, a stage production by…| Scottish Field
We absolutely had to play at the Dunbar Golf Club during this trip to Scotland because a great grandfather toRead More...| America’s Golfing Couple
The classic Marine North Berwick just got an epic modern luxury update.| Maxim
Kinnan is an island divided. Metaphorically, folklorically, and, it turns out, literally. When Islander begins, its inhabitants are engaged in a fierce debate over their future. Should they stay on their island and protect their traditional lifestyle, or accept government funds to relocate to the Mainland? Conceived and originally directed by Amy Draper, Islander is … Continue reading "‘Islander’ is a Sea of Innovative Sound From Across the Atlantic"|
The USP of their new venture is reflected in its name, Askr, in Edinburgh, which is the Old Norse word for ‘ash’.| Scottish Field
Another in the occasional series made possible due to the wonderful exploits by some wonderful YouTube Up-loaders. I want to highlight some of those bands that John Peel had recorded sessions for his show over the years. Really had forgotten … Continue reading →| StevoMusicMan – Ramblings Of A Music Man
Things to do in Edinburgh for couples includes fascinating history, rich culture, lively festivals, and architectural splendor.| Luggage and Lipstick
Radio Nowhere Review | Playing the best of the 70s, 80s, and beyond, Radio Nowhere is the station everyone’s listening to. But when a body turns up in the recording booth, things get deathly silent. Identify suspects, narrow down your lines of investigation, and decipher secret broadcasts. Sounds like a normal enough case, but there’s […]| The Escape Roomer
They say that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. I’m more in the ‘get your own bloomin’ ideas, pal’, camp. When I saw that this place was ope ...| foodanddrink.scotsman.com
Life in beautiful Colorado, USA| millefiorifavoriti.blogspot.com
I don’t like being wrong, though I often am. For example, I was trying to describe the location of this new cafe to an acquaintance. It’s on The Meadows, I ...| foodanddrink.scotsman.com
A review of Kora by Tom Kitchin. A vibrant 'nature to plate' restaurant in Edinburgh's bustling Bruntsfield, serving seasonal Scottish fare.| What Kirsty did next
I’m like a newsreader, in that nobody ever sees my legs. It takes a lot for me to get into a frock these days, but I got those dusty pegs out, just for Lyla ...| foodanddrink.scotsman.com
Montrose House at Abbeyhill is the opposite of a Tardis. The white late-19th-century building, originally an inn, looks huge from the street, but is re ...| foodanddrink.scotsman.com
The Cutting Room Review | In 1987 a series of bizarre murders plagued the city of Edinburgh. Over a span of a few months, 6 victims were found in various closes in the city. The victims were all male, in good physical condition and in their twenties. When dissected it was clear they were all […]| The Escape Roomer
This year, take your loved one to one of the Best European Cities for Valentines Day to make it even more unique.| Plain2Plane
Christmas markets, magical lights, a stunning medieval castle and plenty of whisky to warm you up. Welcome to Edinburgh in the winter!| Practical Wanderlust
