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Kiwi Bar @ Walkabout |
Small function room and bar, dubbed the Kiwi Room, at Walkabout in the Omni Leisure Centre at the top of Leith Walk. |
Pubs |
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The Newsroom |
Cocktail bar just up from Leith Walk's so-called "pink triangle" area |
Free Fringe: Laughing Horse |
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Reverie |
Newington area bar on the corner of East Preston St and Newington Rd that serves reasonable pub food. |
Pubs |
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Metropole Cafe |
Parisian-esque cafe with pastries and food - as well as coffee - in former bank building. |
Restaurants |
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Cafe Renroc |
A cafe-bar, gallery, and relaxation centre providing holistic treatments, in one place. |
Galleries |
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John Hope Gateway |
The John Hope Gateway, at the West Gate of the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh, is a modern visitor centre, shop, multimeda gallery, museum, and garden, all rolled into one. The chalet-styled... |
Galleries |
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Symposium Hall |
Symposium Hall is one of the buildings at the Royal College of Surgeons complex, behind the Playfair building (distinguished by its neo-classical pill |
Spiritual Centre |
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Red Bus, The |
All aboard the vintage playbus! |
Only at the Fringe |
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Le Monde |
During August, the 120-seater basement venue in Le Monde, near the Assembly Rooms, features a range of comedy acts. |
Free Fringe: PBH |
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Frankenstein Pub |
Mary Shelley may have conjured up the idea of the world's most enduring monster during a dreary Summer in Switzerland a little under two centuries ago, but the brooding gothic tale has a certain re |
Pubs |
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Tron |
Long-standing central bar, with performance space in the basement which for a long time hosted the Edinburgh Singer Songwriter's open mic nights. |
Pubs |
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Gladstone's Land |
A six story tenement building on the High Street, which has been purchased and renovated by the National Trust of Scotland, to offer a taste of life in 17th century Edinburgh. |
Visitor Attractions |
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Leith Links (West) |
Just one show - a physical dance piece called Cargo - at this temporary 2010 Fringe venue (no. 167) on Leith Links. |
Only at the Fringe |
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Royal Botanic Garden - Fletcher Building |
Completed in 1970 this building near the Inverleith Row entrance to the Royal Botanic Garden was designed for floral displays, art exhibtions, and performances. |
Mixed Use |
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RGBE - Off Inverleith House Lawn |
A central spot in the 70-acre Royal Botanic Garden. The lawn is in front of the terrace cafe, and Inverleith House. Two famous art commissions are installed near the lawn: eco-artist Andy Goldworthy'... |
Outdoor |
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Faculty of Advocates |
Edinburgh's historic Faculty of Advocates is yards from the High Street, directly behind the Fringe Shop. |
Galleries |
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Traquair House |
Scotland's oldest inhabited house, with large grounds including a maze. Traquair House is 29 miles (an hour's drive) from Edinburgh. |
Beyond Edinburgh |
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GHQ |
Stylish gay bar and club in Edinburgh's "pink triangle". Djs nightly. |
Free Fringe: PBH |
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Scottish Book Trust |
Agency for the promotion of literature, reading and writing, including grants for new authors and bookshare schemes for children and young people. |
Education |
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Dome Bar |
Grandiose bar in a former bank building on George Street. |
Pubs |
