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Pleasance Dome |
As with the Pleasance main Fringe venue, Pleasance Courtyard, this is housed in a centrally located university union building at Pot |
Only at the Fringe |
23 |
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Assembly Roxy |
Arts venue in a converted 19th Century church. Assembly Roxy is home of Assembly Festival and Assembly Theatre, both during the Edinburgh Fringe and for the rest of the year. |
Only at the Fringe |
139 |
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Royal Oak |
Long-established traditional real ale pub with regular live folk music. |
Live Music |
309 |
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Charlotte Square Garden |
This pleasent, leafy green space located at the heart of the historic New Town is an oasis of tranquility. |
Outdoor |
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Stills: Centre for Photography |
As the name of the gallery suggests the focus is on art photography. |
Galleries |
275 |
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Scottish National Gallery |
Admission to the Scottish National Gallery's permanent collection is free and is really one thing that you should do in Edinburgh. |
Galleries |
222 |
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Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art |
Award-winning gallery set in beautiful parkland/sculpture gardens. |
Galleries |
66 |
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Scottish National Portrait Gallery |
The Scottish National Portrait Gallery provides a unique visual history of Scotland, told through the portraits of those who shaped it. Admission to the gallery is free, although an entrance charge... |
Galleries |
46 |
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Modern Art Two |
The National Galleries of Scotland's Modern Art Two, formerly called the Dean Gallery until rebranding in 2011, houses an extensive collection of Dada and Surrealist art. The building, which has been... |
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Ingleby Gallery |
Richard Ingleby's new gallery is the largest private gallery in Britain outside of London. |
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Fruitmarket Gallery |
Central, free public art gallery beside Waverley Railway Station, the Fruitmarket Gallery was originally built as a fruit and vegetable market in 1938, but has been oper |
Galleries |
359 |
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City Art Centre |
The City Art Centre is a bright modern space in a former warehouse next to Waverley Station. Houses one of the most extensive collections of Scottish art, including artists from the Edinburgh School... |
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Open Eye Gallery |
A commercial gallery that specialises in medium to high-end contemporary art. Favours paintings of a more flamboyant and vivacious nature. |
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Inverleith House |
Inverleith House, which has been described as 'the most ideal gallery in Britain', is set within the 73 acre landscaped grounds of the Royal |
Galleries |
369 |
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Institut Français d’Ecosse |
The French Institute, aka L’Institut Français d’Ecosse, hosts a variety of French-themed cultural events including exhibitions, lectures and talks, concerts, free French film nights |
Education |
134 |
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St George's West Church |
Built in 1869 as St George's Free Church, it became St George's West Church of Scotland parish church in 1929. |
Spiritual Centre |
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Assembly Hall |
The Assembly Hall is in the neo-gothic building situated directly East of Edinburgh Castle. With twin turrets forking above the skyline it is clearly visible as you climb up the Mound. |
Spiritual Centre |
35 |
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Saint Stephen's Stockbridge |
No longer used for Sunday services, the towering Stockbridge Church was bought by the Benzies Foundation from the Church of Scotland on 27th June 2014, with plans to ensure long term community use and |
Mixed Use |
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Just the Tonic @ The Tron |
Centrally located off the High Street. Bar room, stand-up comedy in the bowels of the Tron. |
Only at the Fringe |
51 |
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Hill Street Theatre |
Come August, the historic Masonic Lodge is transformed into a vibrant and intimate venue for Fringe Theatre. |
Only at the Fringe |
41 |
