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CURRENC £
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Uk
The Airlink 100 service goes to
Waverley Bridge in the
centre of Edinburgh.
Tickets: £6 open return
Waverley Bridge in the
centre of Edinburgh.
Tickets: £6 open return
FROM THE AIRPORT
EDINBURGH
The25-minute
journey to
Edinburgh costs £15
journey to
Edinburgh costs £15
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AFTER DARK
RESTAURANTS
LOW KEY
The Regent
(2 Montrose Terrace, tel: 01316618198)
A cosy and friendly corner pub which regularly wins accolades for its real ale. Convenient for Holyrood and close to
Burns Monument.
LIVE MUSIC
Whistlebinkies
(4-6 South Bridge, tel: 0131 557 5114) There's live music every night in this
noisy pub set in the vaults beneath
South Bridge. It stays open till late
and generates a warm atmosphere.
LATE & LIVELY
Why Not?
(14 George Street, tel: 0131624 8633)
A vibrant mainstream club-bar under
a converted banking hall, this place
is packed every weekend.
The Regent
(2 Montrose Terrace, tel: 01316618198)
A cosy and friendly corner pub which regularly wins accolades for its real ale. Convenient for Holyrood and close to
Burns Monument.
LIVE MUSIC
Whistlebinkies
(4-6 South Bridge, tel: 0131 557 5114) There's live music every night in this
noisy pub set in the vaults beneath
South Bridge. It stays open till late
and generates a warm atmosphere.
LATE & LIVELY
Why Not?
(14 George Street, tel: 0131624 8633)
A vibrant mainstream club-bar under
a converted banking hall, this place
is packed every weekend.
UP TO €15
Fruitmarket Gallery
Café (45 Market Street, tel: 01312261843)
A great lunchtime spot for a reasonably priced
but discerningly created meal. The salads and
platters are delicious, while the cakes are
wonderfully indulgent
UP TO €30
The Outsider
(15 George IV Bridge, tel: 0131226 3131)
An airy bistro serving unfussy dishes that
won't disappoint. The venue doesn't welcome
large groups but is perfect for a quiet meal -
book a table with a castle view
UP TO €50
The Stockbridge Restaurant
(54 St Stephen Street, tel: 0131226 6766)
A sophisticated little basement venue where,
in the cosy depths, the menu changes according
to the season. Aberdeen Angus beef and
salmonbased dishes remain consistently superb.
EXCLUSIVE
The Witchery by the Castle
(Castlehill, Royal Mile, tel: 0131225 5613)
The Witchery's plush and opulent décor has lured
the likes of Andrew Lloyd Webber to dub this the
prettiest restaurant ever. The menu is suitably
decadent - in an old-fashioned, tummywarming
kind of way -and lovingly crafted, while the wine
list is renowned for its length.
Fruitmarket Gallery
Café (45 Market Street, tel: 01312261843)
A great lunchtime spot for a reasonably priced
but discerningly created meal. The salads and
platters are delicious, while the cakes are
wonderfully indulgent
UP TO €30
The Outsider
(15 George IV Bridge, tel: 0131226 3131)
An airy bistro serving unfussy dishes that
won't disappoint. The venue doesn't welcome
large groups but is perfect for a quiet meal -
book a table with a castle view
UP TO €50
The Stockbridge Restaurant
(54 St Stephen Street, tel: 0131226 6766)
A sophisticated little basement venue where,
in the cosy depths, the menu changes according
to the season. Aberdeen Angus beef and
salmonbased dishes remain consistently superb.
EXCLUSIVE
The Witchery by the Castle
(Castlehill, Royal Mile, tel: 0131225 5613)
The Witchery's plush and opulent décor has lured
the likes of Andrew Lloyd Webber to dub this the
prettiest restaurant ever. The menu is suitably
decadent - in an old-fashioned, tummywarming
kind of way -and lovingly crafted, while the wine
list is renowned for its length.
FUNNY
Art collector Henry
Vaughan stipulated that his collection of Turner watercolours may only be on display in January, when daylight is at its
weakest. Even now, 100 years on, galleries stick to this rule, despite the collection being housed under artificial light.
Art collector Henry
Vaughan stipulated that his collection of Turner watercolours may only be on display in January, when daylight is at its
weakest. Even now, 100 years on, galleries stick to this rule, despite the collection being housed under artificial light.
