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Edinburgh International Festival: Where to Stay for Scotland's Celebration of the Performing Arts

Experience the Edinburgh International Festival 2026 from 100 Princes Street, moments from the city's iconic venues.

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Your Guide to Edinburgh's Festival Season 2026

From acclaimed theatrical productions to literary legends and cinematic discoveries, here are just some of this summer's Edinburgh highlights.

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Where to Stay for the Edinburgh Military Tattoo: A Guide to 100 Princes Street

Experience the Edinburgh Military Tattoo from 100 Princes Street, with castle views and festival moments.

Edinburgh skyline

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A guide to the best museums in Edinburgh

Discover the best museums in Edinburgh, a must-visit destination for those seeking a cultural immersion.

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A History of Archibald Menzies

Historian Jo Woolf explores the history of Achibald Menzies, a botanist who sailed around the world in search of new and exciting plant species.

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Introducing Edinburgh Private Walking Tours

Find out from Gwen, Edinburgh native and expert tour guide, just what it is that makes the Scottish capital such a unique city.

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The history of Edinburgh Fringe

Discover the rich history, evolution, and enduring spirit of the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, where legends are born and creativity knows no bounds.

Edinburgh Castle view

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The best views in Edinburgh

Discover Edinburgh's iconic viewpoints dotted around the historically rich and culturally vibrant capital.

Scottish Kilts

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Discover the history of Burns Night

This cherished tradition, blending poetry, music, food, and camaraderie symbolises the enduring celebration of Scottish culture worldwide.

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Francis Masson: Botanist and African explorer

Learn about Francis Masson's educational journey where he embarked on plant-hunting expeditions in South Africa in the 19th century.

Saskatchewan River Rockies

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Thomas Drummond: All-weather adventurer

Inspired by a lifelong passion for plants, this Scottish-born explorer trekked for thousands of miles across North America, braving the elements.

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David Lyall: Brave Antarctic explorer

David Lyall was a Scottish-born explorer aboard the HMS Terror in 1839 when the ship braved perilous conditions and ventured into the unknown.

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