Dating back to the 15th century as the capital of Scotland, Edinburgh has no shortage of history. The charm of that history is evident in the city’s Georgian properties, medieval spires and narrow ...

When choosing where to stay in Edinburgh, it is important to know the distinction between the centre’s very different sides: the Georgian New Town is a realm of leafy boulevards and grand townhouses.

With its medieval Old Town, Georgian and neoclassical buildings, green hills, rich history and culinary delights... A ...

From the historic corners of the Old Town to the grandiose townhouses of the Georgian New Town, Edinburgh is a city brimming with character. Days can be spent exploring independent shops on winding ...

Scotland's capital may be best known for its raucous summertime festival and moody gothic architecture, but even a short break here offers plenty more besides. Pull up a pint in a historic tavern, ...

New Town and the West End are considered the most prestigious neighborhoods in the city of Edinburgh. Central and historic, they are right in the heart of things and close to everything the Scottish ...

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