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24th September 2009
The UK continues to be a popular tourist destination, with millions of visitors each year. In addition to continued foreign visits, we are seeing that due to the economic downturn more and more people are going to holiday at home, so expect a growth in UK... Read >
Author: John Downes23rd September 2009
Nestled within a landscape full of rugged hills, sparkling lochs and picturesque forests, Edinburgh is one of the most attractive capital cities to be found in Europe. Featuring a stunning selection of cobbled streets, stylish shops and world-class visito... Read >
Author: Adam Singleton23rd September 2009
The Ramada Jarvis Hotel in Scotland's Capital
The Ramada Jarvis Hotel in Edinburgh is located in the famous Princess street looking up to the Royal Mile and Edinburgh Castle. The hotel is a 5 minute walk from Waverly train station and the shuttle bus l... Read >
Author: Gavelect23rd September 2009
Known as the ‘festival city’, Edinburgh’s Christmas and Hogmanay are two glittering events for the Scottish capital’s winter.
At the end of November, the Christmas lights are switched on amid a blaze of ceremony on Princes Street.
Carol sing... Read >
Author: Xavi16th September 2009
Striking an ideal balance between the modern and the traditional, Edinburgh is a stunning place to visit. Both the city’s medieval Old Town and Georgian New Town are classed as World Heritage Sites, and coupled with the breathtaking backdrop of Edinburg... Read >
Author: Adam Singleton14th September 2009
Choosing Edinburgh for your wedding
Scotland is renowned the world over for its picturesque landscapes, ancient landmarks, famous lochs, and historical castles. It is one of the most romantic countries for tying the knot, attracting couples from all c... Read >
Author: sam lowe21st August 2009
Edinburgh has the grace of being one of those cities wherein its ancient history is still predominant in the city today. From its cultural traditions to the structure of the very city itself, Edinburgh's past is still very much a part of its present - and... Read >
Author: Isla Campbell11th August 2009
With a castle that is perched on top of a volcano – thankfully extinct – Edinburgh certainly catches the eye in several different ways. Kids of all ages will love what the city has to offer, but there are some places that are definitely worth making ... Read >
Author: Vicky Cochrane29th July 2009
Edinburgh, Scotland's capital, is a beautiful city and for many reasons. Built around seven mighty hills, one of which the city's crowning castle resides upon, the city has a mixture of stunning architecture and gorgeous greenery that has to be seen to be... Read >
Author: Adam Singleton17th July 2009
You don’t have to be a history buff to enjoy Scotland castle vacations. If you like old crumbling buildings, opulent palaces, or just the countryside castle vacations are for you. It isn’t hard to imagine the kings, queens, lords, ladies and the many ... Read >
Author: DJ Bankey17th July 2009
Edinburgh, Scotland’s capital is a city that has constantly been nominated by prestigious newspapers and magazines, such as The Guardian, Conde Naste and The Observer, as ‘Favourite UK City’ and regularly appears in lists of top cities to visit worl... Read >
Author: sam lowe16th July 2009
The UK is full of interesting and historical cities and Edinburgh is fashionable with worldwide visitors and domestic travellers. Its combination of culture and history, dining venues, shopping opportunities and visitor attractions can compete with any ot... Read >
Author: Michiel Van Kets16th July 2009
The UK is full of interesting and historical cities and Edinburgh is fashionable with both worldwide visitors and domestic travellers. Its combination of culture and history, dining venues, shopping opportunities and visitor attractions can compete with a... Read >
Author: Michiel Van Kets18th June 2009
As you might expect, Scotland – the home of golf – has an embarrassment of riches when it comes to golf courses and despite its relatively small size, the country has over 550 courses to test golfers of all abilities. Considering the quality, value f... Read >
Author: Brian Healy14th June 2009
Edinburgh features four major cultural annual events annually between June and August, and after a couple of unappetising summers which put a number of potential visitors off this one promises to be a scorcher, hopefully persuading millions of visitors to... Read >
Author: Vicky Cochrane12th June 2009
Edinburgh has drawn many people to it in search of a great weekend away. You are spoilt for choice when it comes to finding places to visit and enjoy – not least of which is Edinburgh Castle of course.
But beneath the Royal Mile there is a captiva... Read >
Author: Andrew Regan06th June 2009
A magical tour of the United Kingdom tour will offer you the experience of a lifetime. Tour through the streets of London, or take in the cuisine of Scotland. Your European adventure awaits, all you have to do is take the trip. Let your United Kingdom gui... Read >
Author: Yuki Garcia04th June 2009
The UK is blessed with a range of traditional and contemporary wedding venues - some dating back to the days of the Vikings, others the epitome of avant-garde. Whether the bride and groom opt to swop vows on the waters or up high, there is arguably the ... Read >
Author: Kayla Reid18th May 2009
Edinburgh is an ancient city with a great selection of modern eateries. As Scotland's capital you can expect authentic Scottish cuisine and fine malt whiskys but Edinburgh also has a great choice of international restaurants catering to all tastes. At the... Read >
Author: CalumMac18th May 2009
Edinburgh is the capital of Scotland. It is beside the Ben Nevis mountain and Loch Ness .With beautiful scenery and wet climate, it is judged to be one of the most beautiful city in Britain and there is a special name for it “Northern Switzerland”. Th... Read >
Author: Apple Tree18th May 2009
Firework History
The earliest unequivocal documentation of fireworks dates back to 12th century China, where they
were first used to frighten away evil spirits with their loud sound ("bian pao") and also to pray for
happiness and prosperity. Ev... Read >
Author: manchester fireworks13th May 2009
Edinburgh considered to be the city of tradition and contrast and is one of the most tempting holiday spots worldwide. Edinburgh spreads from the south to the north, from the hills to the sea. The city port Leith and the waterfront will take you to a rela... Read >
Author: Henry Funk13th May 2009
Edinburgh may be associated with tartan, bagpipes and one of the largest New Year street celebrations in the world, but there’s much more to see asides from the firm favourites. If you prefer to get your thrills away from the crowds then take some tim... Read >
Author: Isla Campbell01st May 2009
A tumultuous past of the Black Plague and barbaric executions are rumoured to still haunt present day Edinburgh, and the more daring visitors to the city can find out for themselves. If you take yourself on an alternative tour of the city - searching for ... Read >
Author: Vicky Cochrane20th April 2009
You ought to, under any situation, seriously contemplate Edinburgh as your travel destination for the most unforgettable stag weekend in your lifetime. Having a stag weekend in Edinburgh will guarantee a sweat producing, adrenaline pounding, and heart ... Read >
Author: BrianSmall17th April 2009
What most tourists don't know is, the UK isn't just about grand castles and Cathedrals. Apart from such attractions, the UK too serves as a home to sandy beaches and some museums. Take for instance, in Scotland.
Did you know that you can enjoy the b... Read >
Author: mark10th April 2009
In the words of poet Hugh MacDiarmid, Edinburgh is a 'mad god's dream' and it may possibly be the stage for a dream of a stag weekend. Aside from the bonnie lasses in tartan skirts, Edinburgh is also one of the most luscious cities in Europe. Set on anci... Read >
Author: BrianSmall31st March 2009
The capital city of Scotland, Edinburgh is a nice place to visit. The visitors can enjoy the city with its pubs, clubs, restaurants, museums and festivals. The prime attraction of the city is the Edinburgh Castle which is nestled on an extinct volcano ove... Read >
Author: jassicamiller27th March 2009
Edinburgh has a wide selection of luxury accommodation throughout the city, with some of the best hotel in Scotland based here. The main area of Edinburgh is Princes Street and many of the most popular five star hotels are situated either on or nearby th... Read >
Author: nab82ba17th March 2009
Edinburgh is one among the most beautiful cities in Scotland. It is also the seventh largest. Edinburgh is known as Europe’s fairest cities, the Athens of the North and the gateway to central Scotland. The most attractive place of the Edinburgh is the R... Read >
Author: lexia jacob13th March 2009
Edinburgh is one of the best tourist destinations in Scotland. Edinburgh is divided into two parts,the southern side is the old town which is dominated by the Edinburgh castle. While the old town is crowded with ancient multistoried apartments, the north... Read >
Author: lexia jacob09th March 2009
"You tak' the high Road an' I'll tak' the low road" and we will enjoy a Scottish vacation together, in the Scottish highlands and in the lowlands of Bonnie Scotland. Most people visit Edinburgh and then claim they have "done Scotland". Others head straig... Read >
Author: Margaret04th March 2009
Edinburgh, the capital city of Scotland is one goodies bag, that is filled to the brim with a whole lot of attractions, in addition to the Edinburgh Hotels which are spread all across the city. The capital city of Scotland is famous for almost everything ... Read >
Author: lexia jacob02nd March 2009
The Edinburgh Festival is a month-long arts festival which takes destination throughout Edinburgh every August. The world's largest art fair, it combines political, music, art, literature, theatre, television, film, spirituality, and religious activities,... Read >
Author: BrianSmall20th February 2009
If you want to enjoy a Scottish vacation in Skye and the Highlands of Scotland, you must first visit the capital city of the country: Edinburgh. Although Glasgow is the largest city in the country, in terms of both population and area, Edinburgh has the... Read >
Author: Margaret10th February 2009
Edinburgh has been the capitol city of Scotland since 1437 and it has developed over the years into one of Europe’s most popular and most attractive places. The city has a rich history and many historic building remain in the Old Town area of Edinburgh... Read >
Author: nab82ba10th February 2009
Being the capital city of Scotland and the second largest Scottish city after Glassglow, Edinburgh is also famous for the many tourist attractions distributed throughout this city. It has a total resident population of 448,625. The language spoken here is... Read >
Author: Limotek.co.uk09th February 2009
Scotland is known for its’ typical Scottish music and sports. It has over 790 beautiful islands including the Northern Isles and the Hebrides. The Scottish castles are as interesting as the Scottish culture and are a symbol of past moments of Scotland. ... Read >
Author: James Choice03rd February 2009
As Scotlands capital Edinburgh has lots to see and do with a range of different historical monuments as well as places to relax and eat out.
Edinburgh Castle is perched on an extinct volcano, this instan... Read >
Author: ANNE LISE31st January 2009
Edinburgh is arguably one of Europe’s most beautiful cities. Rocky hills and picturesque seascapes are the perfect backdrop for a city that’s intricately entwined within its own landscape. Buildings and monuments sit atop crags whilst other parts ar... Read >
Author: Isla Campbell16th January 2009
The medieval city of Edinburgh has a wealth of things to see and do. To plan your perfect holiday, check out our list of the top 10 attractions and places well worth visiting in Edinburgh.
Edinburgh’s Top 10 Attractions
The first and most obviou... Read >
Author: Mairead Foley16th January 2009
Edinburgh is the capital of Scotland and is very much a cultural centre for the country. There's no better city to visit if you want a real taste of Scottish life and there's plenty tourist attractions to take in as well. Find out why we think it's a top ... Read >
Author: Mairead Foley09th January 2009
Tired of the worries of the corporate world? Come to Scotland and Edinburgh is the perfect place for you to relax and enjoy. The place is a haven with its picture book sceneries, beautiful countryside, lovely waterfronts, plentiful pubs and restaurants an... Read >
Author: lexia jacob04th January 2009
If you want to impress your lover this Valentine’s Day, then it might pay to think outside of the box. Indeed, although roses are thought of as the traditional symbol of love, research has revealed that many view a romantic trip away as the ultimate dec... Read >
Author: Andrew Regan02nd January 2009
Scotland’s capital, or ‘the Athens of the North’, is well known for its film-set and beautiful appearance, and for its richness in culture. This is perhaps best exemplified by it being home to the world’s largest performing arts festival, Edinbur... Read >
Author: MarkeD16th December 2008
It doesn’t matter if you live in the UK or overseas there are countless things that you can fill up yout time with on the British Isles.
To begin with, we can take a look at London, a city with a complete host of events and areas to visit and take p... Read >
Author: chloeramsbottom03rd December 2008
Edinburgh is globally renowned for its annual range of spectacular festivals and events. Indeed, the Edinburgh International Festival is highly regarded as one of the best of its kind, whilst hundreds of thousands of people participate in the Hogmanay cel... Read >
Author: Vicky Cochrane03rd December 2008
There are many attractions to see and things to do in Edinburgh, but the downside is that some of those activities can be quite expensive. Visitors have to pay admission fees to most places of interest like Edinburgh Castle and Holyrood Palace.
However... Read >
Author: Paul Scottyn18th November 2008
With the Christmas festivities over and the imminent approach of work lurking in the background, it is no wonder people can feel a little deflated towards the end of the holidays. Indeed, with all the manic preparations yuletide brings, coupled with squ... Read >
Author: pmcindoe21st October 2008
Edinburgh is the quintessential Scottish city; adorned in tartan shops and streets filled with the sounds of bagpipes and that great Scottish accent. Every year, visitors flock to Scotland’s capital city, seeking out the world-famous Edinburgh Castle an... Read >
Author: Daniel Collins16th October 2008
Celebrating the end of one year and the beginning of another is a tradition that spans many countries and continents. Gathering with your friends and family to bring in the new year together is an occasion that is filled with reflection, hope, drinks an... Read >
Author: Isla Campbell13th October 2008
Edinburgh is a city in the UK where numerous travelers come to visit. In search of hotel rooms in Edinburgh, tourists need not to wander randomly. The travelers can stay at the style they want in the hotels of Edinburgh. The accommodations like Cheap Edin... Read >
Author: Peter Fleming29th September 2008
Cited as the world’s largest arts festival, the Edinburgh International Festival is an absolute must see. Throughout the month of August, Scotland’s capital city welcomes thousands of tourists from across the globe, eager to explore the plethora of ... Read >
Author: Isla Campbell29th September 2008
Europe is simply grand. It is the home of countless people who have made revolutionary contributions in world history and art. Thus it cradles numerous world landmarks and centuries-old structures. The land also does not fail to amuse travelers with its n... Read >
Author: globalbpo126th September 2008
Edinburgh is an amazing city with lots of things to do. It is a place which combines old and new perfectly. Thats why it is so important to find a way to see all the city center attractions. But especially when you don´t have enough time for this, you sh... Read >
Author: Kassandra19th September 2008
One of the most striking cities in Europe, Edinburgh has been listed as a World Heritage Site and you can witness visual proof of this yourself, when you visit and see an architectural assortment ranging from Victorian and Georgian buildings to stone tene... Read >
Author: Karl Guevara12th September 2008
Situated in the south-east of Scotland, Edinburgh is the capital of Scotland and is one of its largest cities, second only to Glasgow.
The seat of the Scottish Parliament, it has been the capital of Scotland since 1437 and has a fantastic historic heri... Read >
Author: Karl Guevara09th September 2008
Europe may be the second smallest continent in the world, but it is possibly one of the most diverse regions on earth.
The sheer variation in language, culture, architecture and even weather, makes Europe one of the most visited regions in the world... Read >
Author: pmcindoe21st August 2008
Edinburgh has been the capitol city of Scotland 1437 and it is the second largest city in Scotland. The city is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Europe and it is second only to London for popularity in the UK.
Attractions
In Edinburg... Read >
Author: nab82ba13th August 2008
Edinburgh is one of the most popular destinations in the UK that guarantee an enjoyable hen weekend. Experience the warmth of the local populace and savour a stunning night life glossed off with some of the best dine and wine options to spice up your hen ... Read >
Author: stagman15th July 2008
Edinburgh is the historic capital of Scotland, yet it is often overlooked for the bright lights and bustle of Glasgow. But take the time to get to know its cobbled old streets and you will find yourself immersed in a city full of culture, but with a defin... Read >
Author: Daniel Collins01st July 2008
As Scotland’s capital city, Edinburgh has always enjoyed a high profile. Sometimes referred to as the Athens of the North or Auld Reekie, it really comes to life when the summer festivals are on, with the population more than doubling, albeit temporaril... Read >
Author: Daniel Collins25th May 2008
Scotland is an incredibly beautiful country, which is rich in both history and culture. If you are planning to travel through Scotland in the near future there are plenty of things that you should put on your itinerary. Charming villages, monster myths an... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer07th May 2008
A perfect mix of captivating historical attractions and great modern shopping opportunities, Edinburgh has always been considered the jewel in Scotland’s crown and it’s not hard to see why when you visit the city.
First time visitors enjoying a s... Read >
25th April 2008
Historically Edinburgh was once the capital of a British kingdom that served as a buffer state against the Pictish people north of Stirling. Later it was part of the nascent Kingdom of Northumbria. But today the thing that strikes a visitor from South of ... Read >
Author: mlauterwein07th April 2008
Edinburgh is the capital of Scotland and the second largest city in Scotland after Glasgow. The capital is located south-east of Scotland with a rugged setting and vast collection of medieval and Georgian architecture. Edinburgh is often considered one of... Read >
Author: Helen23rd February 2008
On the 8th of March, the city of Edinburgh is likely to see an influx of tourists to see the England v Scotland rugby union match as part the 2008 Six Nations Championship. Held at Murrayfield Stadium - with a capacity just shy of 68,000 spectators - the... Read >
Author: pmcindoe24th February 2007
Every August, Edinburgh turns into festival city, and one of the most popular festive celebrations is the Edinburgh Military Tattoo. Annually, over 200, 000 people visit the Tattoo, set on the esplanade of Edinburgh Castle, to show their support for one o... Read >
Author: Andrew Regan04th October 2006
Copyright 2006 Karen Brown
It seems the same seagulls have been following your train all the way from London, across the open green spaces of celtic countryside and past countless fairy tale towns nestled precariously over craggy sea cliffs. The ... Read >
Author: Karen Brown30th April 2006
This article gives advice about places to visit, places to stay and places to eat in Scotland. Scotland is a superb country to visit and it is steeped in history. With famous cities such as Edinburgh and Glasgow, Scotland has plenty to offer for everyone.... Read >
Author: Steve Hill27th April 2006
What better than an early summer mini-break with your other half, or with your kids, too? It might be may-day, but there's no need to panic Superbreak still has heaps of early bank holiday offers available for couples and families alike!
Superbr... Read >
Author: sam lowe16th February 2006
Edinburgh city guide, including hotels
Introduction:
Edinburgh is one of the most famous cities in the world. It is the fastest growing place on the planet and there are a lot of reasons as to why this festival city is one of the most sought-after place... Read >
Author: Maria Williams
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