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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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Queen's Hall |
One of Edinburgh's leading live music venues and one of the main venues for a variety of Edinburgh's festivals throughout the year, on account of the relatively large size of its auditorium/concert... |
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The Usher Hall |
This imposing and rotund building combines elegance and grandeur. The concert hall is named after its benefactor Andrew Usher, a whisky distiller who donated £100,000 in 1896 for the building... |
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North Edinburgh Arts Centre |
Purpose-built local arts centre in Pennywell Court (behind Muirhouse Shopping Centre). |
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Cabaret Voltaire |
Cabaret Voltaire is one of Edinburgh’s subterranean club and rock venues. An intimate cave-space with its low-ceilings and booths, it is situated in the underground caverns of the Cowgate. |
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Canongate Kirk |
Built in 1688, this beautifully light and spacious Kirk serves both Holyrood Palace and Edinburgh Castle. |
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Edinburgh Corn Exchange |
All-purpose venue with a standing capacity of up to 2800 from live rock concerts to trade shows. |
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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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Luna Edinburgh |
Central Edinburgh club, right opposite the Omni Complex and Jongleurs at the top of Leith Walk. |
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The Lot |
Located at the west end of Edinburgh's historic Grassmarket area in a converted church. |
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Pleasance Theatre, Pleasance Courtyard |
Perhaps best known during the festival for its huge fringe festival programme, Edinburgh University's 300-capacity student union building at the Pleasance is also the venue for public events (such |
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Cramond Island |
Cramond Island has been used as an informal venue for 'Punx Picnics' for many years but with the addition of a stage built by the organisers of the European City of Punk has now become a fully fledged |
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Forest Cafe |
Situated in an old building (former Edinburgh Congressional Church) on several floors, in the Edinburgh University area, the co-operatively run Forest Cafe established itself as a hub for Edinburgh |
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Whistlebinkies |
Large, late-night opening central bar with typical Edinburgh stonewall interior and alcoves. Usually has live music - often local rock or folk rock - played loud. |
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Ross Theatre |
The Ross Theatre (aka the Ross Band Stand) is the outdoor concert venue, with a capacity of 2000, in West Princes Street Gardens. The venue has an impressive backdrop of Edinburgh Castle and the... |
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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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The Jam House |
Live music and dining across from Queen Street Gardens, with diners being entertained with an acoustic set followed by a live band from about 10pm. |
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Henry's Cellar Bar |
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The Voodoo Rooms |
Attractively refurb'ed restaurant, bar, live music, and club venue housed in a 200 year-old building above Cafe Royal (just off the East end of Princes Street). |
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Reid Concert Hall |
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