Formerly known as 32 Below before it had a vinyl-inspired makeover, West Nic Records is a basement bar with free live music, cocktails, and drinking games (beer pong, shot roulette) on Edinburgh's ...

Borrowing the title of James Joyce's impenetrable novel, this is an Irish pub for large crowds and live music.

Edinburgh's Mercat Cross is a distinctive historical landmark on the Royal Mile beside St Giles Cathedral and opposite ...

Housed in a tall, steepled church designed by Hippolyte Blanc, this Edinburgh Southside church first opened in 1879.

Since its launch in 2014, the Edinburgh Food Festival quickly became a popular picnic hot spot in Assembly George Square ...

The Duke Ellington favourite Take the A Train was a good starter for a concert by this intergenerational band, starting with ...

This year, Earth Overshoot Day falls on 30 July. There may be over five months before the year’s end, but we’ve already ...

Edinburgh’s Visitor Levy, aka “the Tourist Tax”, has come into force today, Friday 24th July. Any visitor staying in paid, ...

The vacuous expanse of the auditorium at St Bride's Centre in Edinburgh was packed on a warm summer afternoon by loyal fans ...

EdinburghGuide.com is a long-running city guide to the Scottish capital. The site was launched before the turn of the millennium, at a time when the majority of people still turned to newspapers and ...