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Edinburgh Playhouse |
Major venue, situated at the top of Leith Walk, that hosts many big-name and West End touring shows, be it dance, musical, rock, or Edinburgh International Festival. |
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Edinburgh Castle |
Edinburgh Castle is at the heart of the Scottish capital. An ancient stronghold perched on top the craggy remains of an extinct volcano, it was probably an important fortification since the Iron Age... |
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Vue Omni Cinema, Edinburgh |
Just a short walk from the east end of Princes Street, the Vue Cinema is at the top of Leith Walk opposite a busy roundabout. |
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Cineworld Edinburgh |
Cineworld, formerly known as the UGC, is a centrally located multiplex. It is an easy walking distance from Lothian Road/Tollcross, with car parking space. |
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Vue Edinburgh Ocean Terminal |
Formerly the Ster Century cinema this multiplex can be found in the Ocean
Terminal mall in Leith. Large screens, plenty of legroom and comfy |
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Cameo Cinema, Edinburgh |
Edinburgh's stylish arthouse cinema combines an old world filmhouse from the outside, while inside you can spread out in expansive, comfortable armchairs of Cinema 1. |
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Edinburgh Odeon, Lothian Road |
Formerly the ABC Cinema, until it was taken over by the Odeon chain, this centrally located cinema offers new mainstream films. |
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Calton Hill |
Calton Hill is one of Edinburgh's main hills, set right in the city centre. It is unmistakable with its Athenian acropolis poking above the skyline. |
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Dominion Cinema, Edinburgh |
Family run cinema in the heart of Morningside. The four cinemas vary in size from the 586 seat Cinema One to the 47-seater cinema 3. |
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Edinburgh Filmhouse |
Edinburgh's publicly-funded arthouse cinema is a hub for the city's film buffs. The Filmhouse has the most varied programme of alternative film, ranging from arthouse and foreign cinema to mainstream... |
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Royal Lyceum Theatre |
This refurbished, Victorian repertory theatre building harks back to a golden age of live performance. |
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King's Theatre |
The King's Theatre was built in 1905 and opened in 1906. |
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Edinburgh Festival Theatre |
The site of the current Edinburgh Festival Theatre was extended to create the largest stage of any presenting house in Britain at the time, reopening in June 1994. |
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Odeon Multiplex, Wester Hailes, Edinburgh |
The Odeon multiplex (formerly ABC) is an 8 cinema complex situated in Wester Hailes. It has all the trappings of the modern plex with screens ranging from 171 - 416 seaters in size. |
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Traverse Theatre |
The Traverse, fondly known as "the Trav", is the flagship venue for contemporary Scottish theatre, housed in a modern, purpose-built theatre. |
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Holyrood Park |
Holyrood Park is a windswept, hilly public park, but a few minutes walk from Edinburgh Old Town. The park encompasses a five-mile radius of land and has probably been a Royal Park since the 12th... |
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The Liquid Room |
Like many clubs in the area, this Victoria Street live-music and clubbing venue is based in a deep, subterranean vault of the old town. |
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Church Hill Theatre |
The Church Hill Theatre reopened in August 2006 after extensive refurbishment to the foyer, cafe bar area and installation of an extension which provides lift access to the auditorium. |
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Edinburgh Fringe Shop and Box Office |
Located just down the Royal Mile from St. Giles cathedral and the City Chambers. |
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Po Na Na |
Bustling New Town, night spot where in spite of its 350 person capacity, queuing often a necessity to get into the basement club/bar. |
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