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Bell (1109 points) 16-06-2008

Arthur’s seat dominates Edinburgh, rising to a height of over 250m above the city. Its is easy to climb and from the top there are incredible panor... more...

KatrionaW (204 points) 24-04-2008

The meadows are my favourite place to go for a walk in central Edinburgh. They can be accessed Bruntsfield links, Marchmont and the old town. The... more...

usefulcat (361 points) 05-03-2008

This place is excellent fun if you like cool optical tricks. The tower has a lens at it's apex which focuses light onto a flat surface in the darke... more...

Ospa21 (184 points) 20-04-2008

Went there with my wife on a sunny day and the trip was really worth it. First of all the access - either by busess (you have to walk then for ab... more...

Guave (99 points) 23-06-2008

Lovely place to go for a walk with your partner, the kids or your dog(s). From the city centre take bus 15 or 11 and get off where Comiston Rd meet... more...

Littleone (230 points) 30-04-2008

Many appreciate the city of Edinburgh for its history; others are interested in the ghost stories and haunted sites. If you are one amongst the lat... more...

carolina_knight (166 points) 25-11-2007

Gray Line are currently the only tour company in Edinburgh that pick people up from their hotels before their tour starts. Since these tours begin... more...

SFost (135 points) 26-10-2007

If you're a believer in "ghosts" or even have some suspicions that they exist, then Mercat's Haunted Underground Experience is the perfect tour. F... more...

kaska (23 points) 12-11-2007

Dean Village would be pretty much my first choice for those long, mildly hungover Sundays where what's required is a soothing walk for the jangly n... more...

guy (189 points) 18-11-2007

Why oh why does Carlton hill hide in the shadow of Arthur's Seat fame-wise? I've never understood. For me, the views from up here are just spectacu... more...