Summer is finally at an end and Autumn has arrived. No matter what time of year you visit Edinburgh, you’re guaranteed to be spoilt rotten for things to do and see. As the summer comes to an end the city becomes somewhat quieter after the past couple of months when the festivals are at their peak, although this year is different from usual. Edinburgh this Autumn holds some great events and is the ideal time to visit our stunning city and explore at a slower pace. Edinburgh this Autumn September September is a warm autumn month in Edinburgh, with an average temperature of 13°C. In addition to t ..read more

Edinburgh is not the largest of cities but it does have a lot going on in it. There are twelve very unique neighbourhood areas in Edinburgh, each with its own special charm and charisma. Our local insider guide highlights the very best to see and do wherever you are in the capital. Royal Mile Based in the Old Town and within a World Heritage site, the area is culturally and historically important to the city and jam packed with things to see and do. A ‘Scots mile’ long, and connecting two royal residences (the Castle and the palace of Holyrood House), it is also home to parliaments old and ne ..read more

Introducing Edinburgh’s first permanent 7-day-a-week street food market Edinburgh Street Food: The 10 vendors confirmed for Leith Street market being dubbed a ‘foodies paradise’ Here we take a look at the vendors who will create an enticing, vibrant market where both neighbours and travellers can find the best street food in the city and fill their bellies. Located on Leith Street, and set to launch on February 25, the new market carves out a 900m2 corner of Edinburgh’s Omni Centre and transforms it into a bold and eclectic foodie’s paradise, extending out onto the pavement with ..read more

Discover what’s on in Edinburgh this Spring. From musical shows and breathtaking festivals to fascinating exhibitions and virtual debates and readings, there is always lots to do in Edinburgh. Browse through our list of events below and start making your plans for Spring. There’s no bad time to visit Edinburgh but April and May can be a delight the days are longer, flowers bloom, cherry blossoms explode and the city celebrates Easter traditions and holidays. This guide details the best things to do in Edinburgh in spring, what to eat, where to drink and how to celebrate Easter activities. &nbs ..read more

What’s on this Winter? Winter has arrived and there is no place like Edinburgh to celebrate the festivities especially as the landscape of the capital becomes more mouthwatering when the temperature drops and a spot of snow arrives. No matter what time of year you visit Edinburgh, you’re guaranteed to be spoilt rotten for things to do and see but as Autumn comes to an end the city becomes livelier again with the arrival of the well-renowned Christmas market and Hogmanay celebrations. Although as the new year arrives the city calms down somewhat there are endless things for you to do whilst exp ..read more

Every year around Christmas time, Edinburgh opens up one of the most world-renowned Christmas markets – right in the city centre. Princes Street Gardens, George Street, and St. Andrew’s Square are always packed full of rides, attractions, and stalls, as well as a thousand other incredible things to do. It’s no wonder why people travel from all over the world to come to the Scottish Capital for Christmas. But with so much going on all around you, it can be hard to know what you’ve missed. Here is our list of the top 5 things you can do in Edinburgh, this Christmas. Visit the Markets in Princes ..read more

10 Days of cocktails, pop-ups & events! After a sell-out festival in 2021, Edinburgh Cocktail Week will return in October 2022 and has been extended to 10 days, Friday 7th – Sunday 16th October, including our flagship Cocktail Village at Festival Square. With an ECW wristband, you can enjoy £5 Signature Cocktails at 120 of Edinburgh’s finest cocktail bars and at our Cocktail Village at Festival Square. Entry to the Cocktail Village is free with a wristband and inside you will find 21 pop-up bars serving £5 cocktails, live music, DJs, experiential spaces and tasty street food. It’s a great ..read more

The Great British Food Festival returns to Dalkeith Country Park, showcasing everything great about food as well as some amazing entertainment & live music. Visitors will be able to choose from a jam-packed programme of events during the 2-day festival, including chef demos, a BBQ stage, foraging walks, a craft & gift marquee, an artisan market and a range of fabulous street food for all tastes – all while enjoying an array of live music throughout the day. The Great British Food Festival will be sure to be fun for the whole family with a range of kids’ activities on offer, including a ..read more

The Gin To My Tonic Show Edinburgh: The Ultimate Gin Festival Winner of Best Gin Event, The Gin To My Tonic Show arrives in Edinburgh on 10th-11th September 2022. An Aladdin’s cave of gin and craft spirits await all that attend as gin distillers old and new unite to take you on the ultimate gin adventure. You’ll be able to enjoy unlimited tasting samples as you work the room, with a choice of over 250 craft gins and spirits, but that’s not all… Like what you’ve tried? Why not treat yourself to a full-size G&T or artisan cocktail? Fancy learning more? Join immersive workshops and masterclas ..read more

Discover what’s on in Edinburgh this Summer. No matter what time of year you visit Edinburgh, you’re guaranteed to find a great event or world-class festival to enjoy. Over the summer, the Edinburgh Festivals bring a wave of colour and amplify the city’s atmosphere drawing attendees from across the globe. Seven spectacular festivals, fill up the city’s performance venues and event spaces in late June, July, and August hosting some of the world’s most renowned festivals. What’s on this Summer? July Music, Theatre and Comedy Disney’s The Lion King, Edinburgh Playhouse, 2 Jun – 2 Jul Anton and G ..read more