cheaptripbiz.com

150-150-white-01
Menu

Edinburgh

A Taste of Edinburgh’s Diverse Dining Scene

Traditional Scottish Cuisine

Enjoy classic Scottish dishes like haggis, neeps, and tatties for an authentic culinary experience.

Mashed Potato Delights

Visit Makars Gourmet Mash Bar for highly-rated gourmet mashed potato dishes.

European Fare with Style

Dine at The Ivy on the Square Edinburgh for a range of delectable European dishes.

Mediterranean Flavors

Try Spitaki for delicious Greek cuisine and a taste of Mediterranean delights.

Search Flight Deals

Gogar

Gogar offers a vibrant cultural experience with friendly locals and diverse dining options, from budget-friendly to upscale. Families can enjoy shopping, spa treatments, and exciting excursions. After exploring, relax at the neighborhood’s swimming pools and spas.
edinburgh-hotel-1

Duddingston

Duddingston combines natural beauty with cultural charm. Explore charming gardens, enjoy varied dining, and find family-friendly activities. Relax at the nearby stunning beach and experience the neighborhood’s welcoming atmosphere and unique cultural offerings.
edinburgh-hotel-2

Essential Information About Edinburgh

Here’s some essential information to help you navigate and enjoy your visit to Edinburgh:

Primary Language

English is the main language spoken in Edinburgh, making it accessible for English-speaking visitors.

Official Currency

The currency used in Edinburgh is British pounds sterling (GBP), so ensure you have this currency for transactions.

Closest Airport

Edinburgh Airport (EDI) is the nearest airport, providing convenient access to the city for travelers arriving by air.

Population

Edinburgh has a population of around 465,000 people, reflecting its status as a major urban center in Scotland.

Experience Edinburgh's Festive Spirit

Old Town Edinburgh

Staying in Old Town Edinburgh immerses you in the city’s rich history. As a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Old Town boasts a preserved medieval street plan, making it a prime spot for history buffs and culture enthusiasts. The area is centered around The Royal Mile, a historic street lined with stores and significant landmarks like St. Giles’ Cathedral. Don’t miss the chance to explore the National Museum of Scotland and wander through the narrow closes (alleyways) and hidden passages that give Old Town its unique charm.
edinburgh-hotel-3

Edinburgh City Centre

For those who prefer a blend of history and modern amenities, Edinburgh City Centre is an excellent choice. Here, you’ll find iconic attractions such as Edinburgh Castle and Princes Street, a bustling shopping avenue with a lot of stores and eateries. The area is well-connected, offering convenient access to public transportation via the St. Andrew Square Tram Stop and Princes Street Tram Stop, facilitating the exploration of other areas of the city. The City Centre offers a vibrant atmosphere, perfect for visitors who want to be in the heart of the action.

Edinburgh Travel FAQs

Most visitors find that three nights in Edinburgh is just right. If your schedule allows, consider staying a few extra nights to explore the city’s hidden gems.
March to May is the busiest and most expensive time to visit Edinburgh, while November to January offers a quieter, more affordable experience.
Edinburgh Airport (EDI), located just 7 miles from the city center, is the most convenient option. Alternatively, you can fly into Glasgow (GLA) or Dundee (DND), though both are farther away.

Oh hi there 👋
It’s nice to meet you.

Sign up to receive awesome content in your inbox, every month.

We don’t spam! Read our [link]privacy policy[/link] for more info.