Walking in Edinburgh
Walking
The City of Edinburgh Council's annual statistical snapshot of the Scottish capital, Edinburgh by Numbe
Castle of Light is back for its third year, telling
Castle of Light returns for its sixth year in 2025, transforming Edinburgh Castle's walls, buildings and ra
Public light shows have become a mainstay of festival entertainment in recent years allowing artists to tel
Christmas in the Botanics returns for its annual winter trail with new light installations and visual effects…
A multitude of Santas make their annual, wobbly run around West Princes Street Garden.
The iconic, opening event of Edinburgh’s four-day Hogmanay Festival
The first day of 2025 and the fourth day of Edinburgh’s Hogmanay Fest
The Water of Leith turned into a roaring torrent, there were long delays on the Edinburgh bypass caused by
Two of Edinburgh's Georgian residential gardens throw open their wrought iron gates to the public at a time
The Meadows to George Street Project, part of a wider plan to improve cycling, walking, accessibility, and
A newly upgraded walking, wheeling and cycling path, which provides a vital link in the north of Edinburgh,
The path along the Water of Leith is a pleasant, semi-rural pedestrian-
Trees are coming to one of Edinburgh’s most iconic streets, after a final operational plan for Edinburgh’s
Edinburgh Castle will be lit up green on the lon
Expectations were understandably high for a tour of what is described as “the world's most haunted and para
World Car Free Day is an annual event that has taken place in cities around the world since the 1990s, but
Don your tartan and stride out for charity at the Edinburgh Kilt Walk.
Edinburgh was built on a hill - seven of them, in fact - but walking is still one of the best ways to get a
The Consulate General of Ireland in Edinburgh is celebrating the 100th anniversary of the publication of Ja