Edinburgh is the kind of place that people tell you they would live if they could. Enriched with Gothic architecture, world-class restaurants, and myriad hidden gems that seem to pepper every tiny ...

Deep in Dean Cemetery in Edinburgh, there's a grey obelisk, around 2m (6ft) high, its inscription faded. It commemorates Colonel Robert A Smith, a Scot who was struck down in Kentucky during the ...

The book features 200 buildings in total, as well as a scattering of monuments and sculptures, with information on each. Among others, you can find out the potted history of The Thistle Chapel in St ...

The Gothic church opened in 1852 and was known ... centre a successful business for more than 30 years. Meanwhile, the Edinburgh Printmakers premises in Dundee Street, Fountainbridge, has also ...

It’s so quiet once you’re in your room, that it’s easy to forget you're on the doorstep of one of the busiest streets in ...

J.K. Rowling lived in Edinburgh when she penned the universally ... From here, you can also see the gothic spires of George Heriot's School towering against the sky. Hogwarts is rumored to be ...

When visiting Edinburgh, first-time travelers will be ... Also, make sure to check out the Scott Monument – a Victorian Gothic memorial to Scottish author, Sir Walter Scott.