A Guide To Major Events In Edinburgh This Year

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The definitive on-line resourse for finding out about the wealth of events Edinbugh has to offer. Edinburgh and Lothian Tourist Board's official guide to what's going on in Scotland's premier city.

www.eventful-edinburgh.com/

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In & Around Stockbridge

The Stockbridge area is well known for it's excellent range of restaurants, pubs and antique shops.

Here are some places to visit locally.

Cafes / delicatessens

Just a short walk from the guesthouse both Maxies and Campbells know how to pack an excellent sandwich.

Restaurants

Lancers - 5 Hamilton Place, - Bengali / N. Indian

Tony's - 42 St. Stephen Street, - Small trattoria offering excellent Italian cooking.

Bell's Diner - 7 St. Stephen Street, - Great burgers and steaks - nutburgers for veggies.

Howies - 4-6 Glanville Place, - Reliable and inexpensive bistro.

Pizza Express - Great location in converted bank overlooking the Water of Leith

Bars

Bert's - 2 Raeburn Place, - Good selection of ales, good pies - both meat and veggie.

Maison Hector - 47 Deanhaugh Street, - Stylish bar / restaurant.

Presents

Blackadder Gallery - 5 Raeburn Place

Galerie Mirages - 46A Raeburn Place

Number Two - St. Stephen Street

Antique Shops

A good range of antique shops can be found in St. Stephen Street

Royal Botanic Gardens


Just five minutes walk from the guesthouse - Edinburgh's second most popular visitor attraction after The Castle!
Visit their web site

Walks

Along the Water of Leith past St. Bernard's well, the historic Dean Village designed by John Ritchie Findlay, the first editor of 'The Scotsman', emerging at the Dean Gallery and the National Gallery of Modern Art.

Miscellaneous

Check out the Shelter charity shop just across the street for designer outfits at really low prices, people travel from all over Scotland to browse there.

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