Edinburgh venues
Find Edinburgh venues by type (e.g. Cinemas).
Photo | Edinburgh Venue | Venue Description | Venue type | Edinburgh Fringe Venue |
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Toby Carvery | Eating out at Liberton Toby Carvery is "Just as it should be" - a warm and cosy place to enjoy quality food with family and friends. | Pub-grub | ||
The Salisbury Arms | The Salisbury Arms is a traditional local pub & restaurant in Edinburgh serving tasty, freshly cooked food and top-drawer drinks, with a log-fire when it's chilly and a great beer garden for the... | Pub-grub | ||
Johnstone Terrace Garden | Johnston Terrace Garden is tucked away at the top of the Patrick Geddes steps which run between Johnston Terrance and the Grassmarket, just 50 m from Edinburgh Castle Esplanade. | Outdoor | ||
Divino Enoteca | Stylish Italian wine bar, bistro and restaurant in the bowels of the Old Town. | Italian | ||
Calistoga | Well established Edinburgh restaurant specialising in food inspired by California. | American | ||
Leith Dockers Club | Established in 1956, Leith Dockers Club is still largely run by dockers, but regularly hires out its premises for functions and events. | Mixed Use | ||
Danish Cultural Institute [Closed] | The Danish Cultural Institute (Est. 1947) promotes cultural contacts and cooperation between Denmark and Great Britain. | Government | ||
Edinburgh University Library | Edinburgh University Library is on the south side of George Square. The iconic modernist building, designed by Sir Basil Spence, and completed in 1965, was extensively redeveloped. | Galleries | 126 | |
Juniper Green Parish Church | Active Church of Scotland church serving communities of Juniper Green and Baberton Mains. | Churches | ||
Haymarket Pub and Restaurant | "Opening after refurbishment on 7th July 2011, the new menu and kitchens at The Haymarket serve a wide range of delicious seasonal dishes, using high quality ingredients. | Scottish | ||
Edinburgh Dungeon | Indoor gothic theme park, very near Waverley Station, that promises "500 years of Edinburgh's darkest and most gory history, 11 actor led shows and 2 scary rides&qu | Visitor Attractions | 52 | |
The French Fancies | Coffee, tea, cakes and recipes from a French childhood in this new home made delicatessen. | French | ||
Murrayfield Ice Rink | Indoor ice rink with the Olympic sized ice surface measures 200ft ( 61m ) x 97ft (29.5m) offering skating as well as various events. | Sport | ||
Edinburgh Sculpture Workshop | Creative workspace with 16 studios including three short let studios and two additional spaces for working on long and short term projects. | Galleries | ||
Bo'ness and Kinneil Railway | Working passenger steam trainline, not far from Edinburgh, that is run by the Scottish Railway Preservation Society. Since Bo'ness station opened in 1981, the line has been gradually extended and... | Visitor Attractions | ||
Holyrood Park Education Centre | Educational facility and home of the Historic Scotland Ranger service. | Education | ||
Risk Factory | The Risk Factory is an interactive safety centre that manufactures everyday risks in a safe environment with the goal of teaching people (Primary 7 children, cub scouts, adults with special needs) | Education | ||
The Mews | Conveniently located in the centre of Edinburgh, the building dates back to the 18th century and was redeveloped in 2009. It now boasts a sympathetic fusion of the original historic building with an... | Conference | ||
Teuchters Landing | Formerly the popular Waterfront Bar and Grill, this cosy bar on the edge of the Leith's waterfront provides vegetarian and non-veggie comfort food served in large and small mugs. | Vegetarian | ||
The Roseleaf | Formerly the Black Swan, the Roseleaf pub, or bar/cafe as it prefers to bill itself, is a quirky Leith bar where the cocktails are served in mismatched china tea sets. | Vegetarian |