Guidebook for Edinburgh
Food Scene
Origano Pizzeria is a great little restaurant that serves brilliant pizza! It is perfect for a romantic meal out or a catch up with friends.
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Origano pizzeria
236 Leith WalkOrigano Pizzeria is a great little restaurant that serves brilliant pizza! It is perfect for a romantic meal out or a catch up with friends.
Drinks & Nightlife
Panda & Sons is a prohibition style bar that is accesible via, what looks like, a barber shop. The cocktails are creative and the food is of high quality, worth a visit if you can find it.
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Panda & Sons
79 Queen StPanda & Sons is a prohibition style bar that is accesible via, what looks like, a barber shop. The cocktails are creative and the food is of high quality, worth a visit if you can find it.
Bramble Bar & lounge is a great cocktail bar that is extremely hidden and is a great spot for a few drinks with friends. Located under the tailors, travel down the stairs on Queen Street and you will find this hidden gem of Edinburgh.
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Bramble Bar & Lounge
16A Queen StBramble Bar & lounge is a great cocktail bar that is extremely hidden and is a great spot for a few drinks with friends. Located under the tailors, travel down the stairs on Queen Street and you will find this hidden gem of Edinburgh.
Arts & Culture
The National Museum of Scotland is a free museum detailing the history of Scotland and the wider world with activities for all ages, great for a rainy day.
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National Museum of Scotland
The National Museum of Scotland is a free museum detailing the history of Scotland and the wider world with activities for all ages, great for a rainy day.
Sightseeing
The Scott Monument was built for Scottish author Sir Walter Scott and today is a great location for viewing Edinburgh from a great height. This is not one for those who are afraid of heights or confined stairwells, but the view is worth the effort.
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Scottov spomenik
The Scott Monument was built for Scottish author Sir Walter Scott and today is a great location for viewing Edinburgh from a great height. This is not one for those who are afraid of heights or confined stairwells, but the view is worth the effort.