What are you looking for?
refine with terms from Section:
Edinburgh
The Tartan Press
Posted October 6th, 2008 by Sebastian Shena...As a news junkie living in Edinburgh I find the overly parochial Scottish media intensely irritating, and have often joked that if World War III broke out Scotland’s papers would prefer to lead with a story about whisky production or Rabbie Burns, two of their favourite old chestnuts.
The Scottish Parliament buidling
Posted June 27th, 2008 by karenbryanYou can visit the Scottish parliament building in Edinburgh free of charge but you'll only be able to walk around the central lobby and the the public area of the debating chamber. The building is very modern and you either love or loathe it. There are guided tours available on some days which cost around £5 and give fuller access and detailed commentary by a professional guide,
Original Post Link:
Spaghetti Italian buffet restaurant
Posted June 27th, 2008 by karenbryanIf you love Italian food you'll love this buffet restaurant. There's a wide choice of tasty Italian food. You pay as much for a pizza in some other restaurants. Prices start at £7 for lunch. It's close to the main rail station Waverly and just across from the St James shopping centre.
Original Post Link:
Museum of Childhood - interesting even if you've no kids
Posted June 27th, 2008 by karenbryanDon't think that the Museum of Childhood is only for kids, It's really interesting to see the exhibits. There's an amazing collection of dolls and teddy bears and it's free to enter.
Original Post Link:
The Water of Leith Walkway - a green oasis in the city
Posted June 27th, 2008 by karenbryanSometimes when you are in city, it's great to escape to an oasis of green calm. This walk follows the river through the heart of Edinburgh. It's like being in the countryside.
Original Post Link:
