Guidebook for Edinburgh
Food Scene
Trendy Bruntsfield hang-out with good cocktails and a nice bar, plus good food. Very busy and often a wait for a table, but just get a drink at the bar.
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Montpeliers
159-161 Bruntsfield PlTrendy Bruntsfield hang-out with good cocktails and a nice bar, plus good food. Very busy and often a wait for a table, but just get a drink at the bar.
Lovely French-Scottish restaurant with a view.
22 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
La Garrigue
31 Jeffrey StLovely French-Scottish restaurant with a view.
Drinks & Nightlife
The Blackbird
37-39 Leven StTrendy Tollcross bar/pub with food.
Traditional whisky bar. Very good collection.
67 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Bennets Bar
8 Leven StTraditional whisky bar. Very good collection.
Bramble Bar & Lounge
16A Queen StCool hidden away cocktail spot.
Another hidden away cocktail bar. Good food also.
86 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Monteiths
61 High StAnother hidden away cocktail bar. Good food also.
The Voodoo Rooms
19a W Register StBusy city centre bar. Very lively.
Sightseeing
Castillo de Edimburgo
CastlehillArthur's Seat
Parks & Nature
Tyninghame Beach
Playa de Gullane
Marine TerraceThe River Tweed flows South-west to North-east about 1 hour South of Edinburgh by car. There are various nice towns along the river, each with riverside walks (Peebles, Melrose, St Boswells, Kelso). Scott's View is a beautiful viewpoint over the Tweed and is famous as a favourite spot of Sir Walter Scott, Borders poet, lawyer and architect among others. Bert's in Melrose does a good pub lunch, as does the Blue Coo in St Boswells. Fishing is available on the river at a range of prices and there are good local hill walks.
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Scott's View
B6356The River Tweed flows South-west to North-east about 1 hour South of Edinburgh by car. There are various nice towns along the river, each with riverside walks (Peebles, Melrose, St Boswells, Kelso). Scott's View is a beautiful viewpoint over the Tweed and is famous as a favourite spot of Sir Walter Scott, Borders poet, lawyer and architect among others. Bert's in Melrose does a good pub lunch, as does the Blue Coo in St Boswells. Fishing is available on the river at a range of prices and there are good local hill walks.
Arts & Culture
National Library of Scotland
George IV BridgeShopping
George Street
George StreetEssentials
Margiotta Warrender Park
77 Warrender Park RdSainsbury's Local
32-36 Shandwick Pl