Fringe Venues

Royal Oak :: 309

Long-established traditional real ale pub with regular live folk music.

Royal Scots Club :: 241

Edinburgh club that combines tradition and comfort in a leafy Georgian row in the New Town.

Ryrie's :: 501

A little changed Edwardian public house at the junction of Dalry Road, Haymarket Terrace and Morrison Street, near Haymarket train/tram station.

Live folk at the Fringe.

Scotch Malt Whisky Society :: 182

Elegant, four-storey Georgian building on Queen Street open to members of the whisky imbibing society and non-members alike.

Scottish Arts Club :: 310

The venue hosts a programme of events throughout the year for members and the public.

Scottish Parliament :: 511

"The Scottish parliament, adjourned on the 25th day of March, 1707, is hereby reconvened."

Scottish Storytelling Centre :: 30

Purpose-built venue dedicated to live storytelling, for both children and adults.

Shillinghill Studios :: 244

Studio and art gallery in converted 19th century church in the historic village of Temple, Midlothian.

Smoke & Mirrors :: 592

Leith cocktail bar with tarot-inspired menu and locally brewed beer.

South Bridge Resource Centre :: 236

New addition in 2015 to the Greenside stable of Fringe venues set in an old Victorian School Building on Edinburgh's Southside.

Southsider :: 148

Traditional pub owned by Maclay Inns. Sports on tvs.

Hosts free comedy during free fringe festival.

St Andrew's and St George's West Church :: 111

One of two elegant New Town Churches that was built according the James Craig’s plan of 1767 for the New Town.

St Cecilia's Hall :: 77

The oldest concert hall in Scotland and museum carrying over 400 historical musical instruments.

St Columba's by the Castle :: 367

This small church and perennial performance space just off the top of the Royal Mile with a quiet garden.

St Cuthbert's Parish Church :: 122

Attractive city centre church located at the corner of Princes Street and Lothian Road under the watchful gaze of Edinburgh Castle.

St Giles Cathedral :: 187

St Giles' is the huge, imposing cathedral that is situated on the Royal Mile, beside Parliament Square.

St John's Church, Princes Street :: 127

Tall Scottish Episcopal (Anglican) church at the corner of Princes Street and Lothian Road.

St Mark's Church :: 125

Found at the foot of Edinburgh Castle, St Mark's is a meeting place for Edinburgh Unitarians.

St Mary's Cathedral :: 91

Dramatic three-steepled cathedral in Edinburgh's New Town.

St Mary's Roman Catholic Cathedral :: 86

The Roman Catholic, metropolitan cathedral in Edinburgh, is an impressive building at the top of Leith Walk.