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Edinburgh Solicitors' Property Centre (ESPC) |
The Edinburgh Solicitors' Property Centre - usually referred to simply as the ESPC - is the main point of call for anyone buying or selling a home in Edinburgh. |
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John Lewis |
John Lewis is Scotland's largest department store, situated in the St James Shopping Centre at the top of Leith Walk. |
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Talbot Rice Gallery |
The Talbot Rice is a University of Edinburgh owned gallery. |
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Dynamic Earth |
With its expansive, white marquee design, Dynamic Earth is a rather large, incongruous-looking structure at the edge of the Edinburgh Old Town, near the Scottish Parliament and Holyrood Palace and... |
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Fringe Central |
Fringe Central is a hub for Fringe staff, those involved in putting on shows, and media covering the Fringe. |
Only at the Fringe |
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Edinburgh Farmers' Market |
The Edinburgh Farmer's market at Castle Terrace takes place every Saturday from 9am-2pm, year round. |
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Dragonfly Cocktail Bar |
Minimalist cocktail lounge offering free comedy shows at the Edinburgh Fringe.
Open late, til 3am during the festival in August. |
Pubs |
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Fettes College |
One of a number of Edinburgh's boarding schools, David Bryce's neo-Gothic chateau building is distinguished by its tall spires and gargoyles, surrounded by large grounds and boarding houses. |
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Doggerfisher |
Contemporary art from Scottish and international artists, just at the corner of Gayfield Square Garden |
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Scottish Poetry Library |
The Scottish Poetry Library is one of three poetry libraries in the UK, but the only one to be independently housed. |
Libraries & Archives |
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City of Edinburgh Methodist Church |
Formerly known as 'Nicolson Square Methodist Church', four congregations joined together to create the current church in 19th century building on a corner of this small green square. |
Churches |
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St Peter's Scottish Episcopal Church |
St Peter's Scottish Episcopal Church can be found off South Clerk Street and near to Queen's Hall. |
Spiritual Centre |
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Scott Monument |
The Scott monument is a brooding, 200-foot (61m), Gothic spire which opened in 1846 in honour of the prolific local novelist Walter Scott. It has been called "the largest monument to a writer in the... |
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Valvona & Crolla |
A foodie's delight, this gourmet deli/shop/cafe-bar specializes in Italian food and wine, and has been part of Edinburgh's food landscape since 1934. |
Restaurants |
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Inverleith's St Serf's Church and Hall |
Offering weekly services in the church proper, St Serf's also provides two halls for community events, licensed for theatre productions throughout the year. |
Spiritual Centre |
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St Michael and All Saints Church |
Part of the Scottish Episcopal Church, St Michael and All Saints offers regular services throughout the week. |
Spiritual Centre |
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Murrayfield Parish Church Centre |
Church of Scotland Parish Church and a part of the Edinburgh Presbytery, Murrayfield Parish Church is adjoined by the Church Centre, which serves as a venue during |
Spiritual Centre |
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Edinburgh City Chambers |
This is where the City of Edinburgh Council conducts much of its business. In particular, members of the public can attend most meetings of the Council, Committees and Sub-Committees. |
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Riddle's Court |
Edinburgh Old Town, "A' listed courtyard which dates back to 1587 and was the former residence of renowned Edinburgh Enlightenment philosopher David Hume in the mid-eighteenth century. |
Education |
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High Street, Cockburn Street to George IV Bridge |
Every August, during the Edinburgh Fringe, the area around the Fringe |
Only at the Fringe |
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