Edinburgh is a city straight out of a fairytale! For my first time in Scotland’s historic capital, I spent 48 hours soaking up the magic—wandering through medieval streets, visiting iconic landmarks, ...

With the sheer density of theatrical creations jostling for attention across Edinburgh’s festivals, there’s no shortage of ...

Edinburgh's Murrayfield Stadium is set to welcome around 200,000 Oasis fans across the three nights of their reunion tour. To ...

There are many lost Edinburgh landmarks which locals still get all misty-eyed about – and there's also some eyesores which people were delighted to see demolished. Over the years, some ...

EDINBURGH: Frame by Frame offers readers a glimpse of the Scottish capital through the years, with more than 200 images taken from the Daily Record and Sunday Mail's picture archive.

This October, six iconic landmarks in Edinburgh will join 70 venues, sites and monuments and light up in the distinctive pink, purple and teal of breast cancer charity Make 2nds Count.

From statues and memorials to modern art, you may have walked past these Edinburgh landmarks many times, but can you put your finger on where you saw them? Try our tricky photo quiz to find out.

Edinburgh was lit up with images of cinema classics as campaigners try to save the world’s longest continuously running film festival. Last month, the charity behind the Edinburgh International ...

And Edinburgh landmarks like The Mound and Princes Street were ablaze before come to an end on Calton Hill. Those taking part paid £12 for the privilege to carry a torch while wristbands cost £3.

EDINBURGH looked good enough to eat at the Royal Botanic Garden as a sweet-toothed army worked hard to bring the city’s most popular attractions to life in a sugar-coated 3D display for Cake Fest.

The castle, Arthur's Seat and the Scottish Parliament are easy to place on a map, but what about some lesser-known Edinburgh landmarks?