A sunny beach getaway, a quiet lakeside escape and camping off the beaten path are all great ways to spend the summer.

The first big survey of John Bellany’s work in Scotland since his death in 2013 could have done with being even bigger, ...

When journalists talk about Edinburgh, often it's a story told in terms of figures.This is a city that is home to 523,000 people, visited yearly by around ten times that, with 5.34 million ...

The City of Edinburgh will charge a 5% per night tax on accommodations starting in July 2026. The city's council approved the new fees affecting those staying in hotels and other guest spots.

Edinburgh Trams shuttle between the airport, the city centre and Newhaven. Lothian Buses criss-cross the city and offer unlimited travel in a day for £5 per adult and £2 per child, or £10.50 ...

Edinburgh is fast becoming an example of a truly smart city and it’s thanks to trailblazing projects like this.” New video surveillance system Andrew Foster, MD – Public Services at North, added: “ ...

According to its City Mobility plan, the City of Edinburgh Council wants to increase the kilometres cycled annually in the city by 924,000km - that's 35% - by 2030. It also wants to see the number ...

There are no skyscrapers of the kind you’ll find in London or New York City. Edinburgh’s tallest building, St. Mary’s Episcopal Cathedral, measures 295 feet.

In Edinburgh, we take a tour of this year's Art Festival which feels urgent, ... Filo at City Art Centre (until 25th August) Karol Radziszewski, Marija Leiko, ... British Working Class Photography ...

Day two: visit Edinburgh's best museums and climb an extinct volcano. Few trips to Edinbrugh can be complete without a hike up its most famous hill, so start your day in the city on Arthur's Seat.

Anna Morris, who founded The Edinburgh Address in 2007 to manage luxury holiday apartments in the city, said: ‘There has been a lot of upheaval in the last few years – Covid, recovery from ...

Controversial plans to impose Scotland's first 'tourist tax' have been given the go-ahead. The City of Edinburgh Council agreed to proceed with a 5 per cent per night fee on overnight accommodation.