Edinburgh Things to Do

Don't be put off by the location of this gallery (it's hidden in the depths of an Old Town courtyard off the main street) as it's well worth a visit. The frequently changing exhibitions are always interesting and often involve... more

This basement pub is on Stockbridge's coolest street, otherwise lined with antique and junk stores. The ambiance is definitely student new town chic. A coal-effect fire and comfy furnishings give the three rooms a homely feel.... more

If you like classical music and polished vibrato voices, you should visit the Methodist Church building on the corner of the Tollcross. This large venue plays host to choirs and youth orchestras on a regular basis. It is also t... more

This impressive hall is part of the university complex of buildings arranged around the old town's Bristo Square. It plays regular host to full orchestral works and is an important classical venue during the Edinburgh Internati... more

Mavis Hall Park offers an interesting variety of outdoor activities, available all year round in the picturesque countryside of East Lothian. Ask them what you are looking for and they will design a program suitable, involving... more

Hidden away down a little closie just off the Royal Mile is one of Edinburgh's oldest houses. This charming medieval tenement now houses the DOM - Home For The Arts. This unique European arts center was set in 1996 and has regu... more

A few minutes drive from Edinburgh on the A703, and you'll find this tranquil golf range set in a village setting, with superb views of the surrounding countryside to enjoy. It is just half a mile down the road from the picture... more

This is a traditional pub set on a cobbled street in the centre of town. There is the familiar dark wood interior and a collection of sepia photographs depicting Edinburgh in the good old days of trams. It's a large space and a... more

As the name suggests, the theme is Spanish, with lots of bright colours, light wood and an al fresco feel. As unlikely as it may look (situated as it is on a busy road) there is a terrace area with seating outside (just pray th... more

Scotland is a a nation that is fanatical about rugby. Therefore it is no surprise, that its national rugby stadium was built way back in 1925. Murrayfield Stadium is home to Scotland's national rugby union team and hosts local... more