Discover what’s on in Edinburgh this Spring. From enchanting musical performances and captivating festivals to intriguing exhibitions and engaging virtual discussions, Edinburgh boasts a kaleidoscope of experiences waiting to be discovered. Dive into our curated list of events below and embark on your journey through Spring. With longer days, blooming flowers, and the city abuzz with Easter traditions, April and May offer a delightful time to visit Edinburgh. Our guide unveils the quintessence of Edinburgh in spring – from culinary delights to spirited celebrations, it offers insights on where ..read more

What’s on this Winter? Edinburgh stands out as the perfect winter wonderland to revel in the season’s festivities, especially as the cityscape transforms into a picturesque scene when the temperature drops and a dusting of snow graces its streets. As Autumn bids adieu, the city comes alive once more with the arrival of its iconic Christmas events and festivities, featuring the renowned Christmas market and winter festivals. As the new year unfolds, the city adopts a more tranquil ambience. Yet, whether you’re embarking on a long weekend with friends or enjoying a week away with family, Edinbur ..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

Edinburgh hosts a variety of fantastic markets, offering a delightful array of locally sourced foods and artisanal gifts from independent retailers. Whether you’re a resident or a visitor exploring the stunning Scottish capital, we wholeheartedly encourage you to start your day with a visit to one of these markets. There’s no need to make a purchase; simply take a leisurely stroll through the stalls and keep an eye out for complimentary tastings to savour the flavours of the city.   Edinburgh’s farmers’ market Discover a bounty of fresh, seasonal delights at the acclaimed Edinburgh Farme ..read more

Prepare to dive into an extraordinary experience that celebrates the very essence of Gin and Rum, guaranteeing an unrivalled party of the year! Whether you thirst for knowledge or simply crave a night of revelry, the Edinburgh Gin & Rum Festival has something in store for you. Immerse yourself in the world of spirits, discovering new favourites with tantalising samples from carefully curated guest distillers. Indulge yourself at our thematic Gin and Rum bars, and let loose with friends as you groove to the beats of award-winning DJs and live performances. With an astonishing selection of o ..read more

The Port of Leith whisky is celebrating the opening of its headquarters and distillery in Edinburgh. The Port of Leith whisky has the UK’s first vertical distillery and is an uncommon proposition in the drinks and spirits world. The brand, which was set up by lifelong friends, wine merchant Ian Stirling and finance director Paddy Fletcher, is celebrating the opening of its headquarters and distillery in Edinburgh to a design by Glasgow-based architects ThreeSixty. Placed by the water, the building sits proudly overlooking the sea, spanning nine storeys. Inside, alongside whisky stills and rela ..read more

Experience 10 Days of Cocktails, Pop-Ups & Events at Edinburgh Cocktail Week 2023 From Friday 6th to Sunday 15th October enjoy an unforgettable celebration of everything cocktails. Visit their flagship Cocktail Village at Festival Square, open daily from 12pm to 11pm (8pm on Sundays), where you can savour £5 Signature Cocktails at 100 of the city’s finest bars by purchasing a wristband. Furthermore, these wristbands grant you free entry to their biggest Cocktail Village yet, featuring 22 fabulous pop-up bars serving £5 cocktails. Enjoy live music performances from local musicians and hea ..read more

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