The UK is full of interesting and historical cities and Edinburgh is fashionable with worldwide visitors and domestic travellers. The citys blend of traditions and times past, restaurants and shopping venues can compete with any other city in Europe and it is the perfect destination for few days away with friends and family.
In 2008 Edinburgh was cited as one of the world's top 10 cities by travel magazine Wanderlust and has also been named as a top travel destination by the Trip Advisor Destination Awards. Tourists arrive here in their droves every day to admire the outstanding medieval buildings, chic Georgian town houses, quaint cobblestoned streets and unbelievable sights. Its streets are full of stories from the past, Scottish people are proud of their unique culture and electrifying festivals have made the city famous throughout the world.
In the centre of the city the medieval Old Town and Georgian New Town district holds the prestigious title of UNESCO World Heritage Site and is easy enough to walk around. Be in awe of its charming terraces, stroll through the cobbled streets and admire the castle for its impressive city views and immediate countryside and discover the wealth of restaurants, bars and stores.
Edinburgh is a winner with all kinds of travellers, there is something to be found in the city to arouse the interest of travellers from all age groups and nationalities. If you are in the city with friends, family or as a group the diversity of activities on offer will guarantee something to suit. In Edinburgh there are unequalled art galleries and museums, monuments, theatres and beaches, and miles of countryside. Edinburgh Castle towers over the city centre and is the perfect backdrop to a romantic weekend, whilst the River Forth is perfect for a romantic cruise and will take you away from the crowds and the volcanic Arthurs Seat has the best views to offer.
If you are looking for some fun then the summer months in Edinburgh are ideal. Book a hotel well in advance as the city is packed with visitors here to experience its many festivals. There are an abundance of cheap hotels existing in the city centre and cheap accommodation online is simple to book.
The Edinburgh International Festival puts on a series of events every day featuring performers from the worlds of the arts. Edinburghs six major theatres and concert halls, and smaller venues light up with international classical music, theatre, opera and dance.
The Mardi Gras carnival creates the perfect party atmosphere as it sets off the Edinburgh Jazz & Blues Festival with jazz music, masked and costumed party-goers and around the clock music and dance. Expect to see Jazz, Gospel, poetry and Scottish musicians alongside international players in a mix of jazz and originality.
The 2009 Edinburgh Military Tattoo is ready to play its 60th season with a celebration of the 250th birthday of Scotland's national bard, Robert Burns. The live evening performances are televised around the world as they take place on the castle esplanade, performers from over 40 countries appear here once it has been officially opened by countless marching bands streaming across the drawbridge, encircled by images of William Wallace and Robert the Bruce and the event is televised all around the world.
The Edinburgh Festival Fringe is the largest of a whole series of festivals that make up the 'Edinburgh Festivals' and said to be the largest arts festival in the world with theatre, comedy, music, dance and exhibitions. Here you will find street musicians playing alongside the biggest names in showbiz and every type of art from comedy routines and children's shows to dance, operas theatre and demonstrations. Search for cheap hotels online UK to guarantee your accommodation before you go.
The UK has some fascinating cities to explore and Edinburgh is a good starting point. For Edinburgh hotels and cheap accommodation in the UK, look online where you will find a range of hotels, B&Bs, country cottages for rent and guest houses.
In 2008 Edinburgh was cited as one of the world's top 10 cities by travel magazine Wanderlust and has also been named as a top travel destination by the Trip Advisor Destination Awards. Tourists arrive here in their droves every day to admire the outstanding medieval buildings, chic Georgian town houses, quaint cobblestoned streets and unbelievable sights. Its streets are full of stories from the past, Scottish people are proud of their unique culture and electrifying festivals have made the city famous throughout the world.
In the centre of the city the medieval Old Town and Georgian New Town district holds the prestigious title of UNESCO World Heritage Site and is easy enough to walk around. Be in awe of its charming terraces, stroll through the cobbled streets and admire the castle for its impressive city views and immediate countryside and discover the wealth of restaurants, bars and stores.
Edinburgh is a winner with all kinds of travellers, there is something to be found in the city to arouse the interest of travellers from all age groups and nationalities. If you are in the city with friends, family or as a group the diversity of activities on offer will guarantee something to suit. In Edinburgh there are unequalled art galleries and museums, monuments, theatres and beaches, and miles of countryside. Edinburgh Castle towers over the city centre and is the perfect backdrop to a romantic weekend, whilst the River Forth is perfect for a romantic cruise and will take you away from the crowds and the volcanic Arthurs Seat has the best views to offer.
If you are looking for some fun then the summer months in Edinburgh are ideal. Book a hotel well in advance as the city is packed with visitors here to experience its many festivals. There are an abundance of cheap hotels existing in the city centre and cheap accommodation online is simple to book.
The Edinburgh International Festival puts on a series of events every day featuring performers from the worlds of the arts. Edinburghs six major theatres and concert halls, and smaller venues light up with international classical music, theatre, opera and dance.
The Mardi Gras carnival creates the perfect party atmosphere as it sets off the Edinburgh Jazz & Blues Festival with jazz music, masked and costumed party-goers and around the clock music and dance. Expect to see Jazz, Gospel, poetry and Scottish musicians alongside international players in a mix of jazz and originality.
The 2009 Edinburgh Military Tattoo is ready to play its 60th season with a celebration of the 250th birthday of Scotland's national bard, Robert Burns. The live evening performances are televised around the world as they take place on the castle esplanade, performers from over 40 countries appear here once it has been officially opened by countless marching bands streaming across the drawbridge, encircled by images of William Wallace and Robert the Bruce and the event is televised all around the world.
The Edinburgh Festival Fringe is the largest of a whole series of festivals that make up the 'Edinburgh Festivals' and said to be the largest arts festival in the world with theatre, comedy, music, dance and exhibitions. Here you will find street musicians playing alongside the biggest names in showbiz and every type of art from comedy routines and children's shows to dance, operas theatre and demonstrations. Search for cheap hotels online UK to guarantee your accommodation before you go.
The UK has some fascinating cities to explore and Edinburgh is a good starting point. For Edinburgh hotels and cheap accommodation in the UK, look online where you will find a range of hotels, B&Bs, country cottages for rent and guest houses.