Calton Hill and Nelson’s monument review: Edinburgh As A Tourist Part 4
In part 4 of The Edinburgh Blog’s Edinburgh as a tourist series Calton Hill and Nelson’s Monument are reviewed: Calton Hill offers superb panoramic views of Edinburgh.
Archive for July, 2021
The Vintners Rooms: C’est magnifique
Review of The Vintners Rooms in Edinburgh’s Leith area: totally excellent dining in probably Edinburgh’s best restaurant.
Edinburgh sightseeing with Windows Local Live
Google Maps might not have detailed satellite imagery of Edinburgh City Centre but Microsoft’s Windows Live Local certainly does; here The Edinburgh Blog looks at some virtual sightseeing of Edinburgh.
Wannaburger that’s good?
Review of Wannaburger, the burger restaurant on Edinburgh’s Royal Mile.
Chop Chop - Surprisingly a billion people aren’t wrong
Chop Chop, the Chinese restaurant, on Edinburgh’s Morrison St reviewed - the flyer may ask can a billion people be wrong - I guess not, this was a totally excellent meal.
Edinburgh International Film Festival open for booking
Last Thursday saw the Edinburgh International Film Festival release the 60th programme - the more popular events have sold out, but there’s still plenty more to choose from.
Edinburgh’s French market down Grassmarket
To celebrate Bastille day Edinburgh is hosting a French Market on the Grassmarket strips, where you can purchase fresh food and other French themed goods.
Edinburgh Zoo review: Edinburgh As A Tourist Part 3
Edinburgh Zoo review, with many photos, as part of The Edinburgh Blogs Edinburgh as a tourist section.
A fine lunch at Maison Bleue
Review of Maison Bleue on Edinburgh’s Victoria St for a cheap and totally excellent lunch for two - a great value restaurant in Edinburgh centre.
Indigo Yard for one course too many
Edinburgh’s Indigo Yard bar for a very good three course meal and drinks. Indigo Yard is a stunning venue and can be criticised only for its poor deserts.
