Hosted by auctioneers Ramsay Cornish, the weekly Lane Sales are an Edinburgh institution dating back over 100 years. The sales take place at 11am sharp each Thursday in Jane Street, Leith. You […]

In need of some Tibetan tea and tranquillity? Head to Newington to a shop and café inspired by a meeting with the Dalai Lama himself – The Himalaya Café. At […]

Fancy a visit to Quentin Tarantino’s favourite cinema in the whole world? Pop along to Home Street’s historic film house, The Cameo. The Cameo first opened its doors as The […]

Ssssh! Edinburgh Secret Society organises events for those of a curious disposition. Edinburgh Secret Society’s events pop up every now and again in some of the city’s quirkiest and most unusual venues. […]

Fancy some Lycra and Lemon Drizzle Cake? No problem! Just head to Ronde Cycle Café in Stockbridge. This bespoke store is a specialised independent bike shop and café combined. Located […]

Edinburgh’s New Town is a World Heritage site and the largest, best-preserved example of Georgian architecture in the UK. At the heart of this stylish, old money neighbourhood are the […]

Forget the crowds descending on that “modern carbuncle” further down the High Street and visit the original Scottish Parliament building instead – Parliament Hall. This magnificent 17th-century hall, with original […]

Only two minutes walk from Princes Street but hidden away from everyone except those who can use their detective skills to seek it out is Inspector John Rebus’s favourite watering […]

To view some of the best sunsets in the city, head to Newhaven Harbour. This former fishing village is around three miles from the city centre, between Leith and Granton. With […]

Hidden away in the leafy lanes of the genteel suburb of Morningside is a scene more in keeping with John Wayne than John Knox… Tucked away up an alleyway off […]