From Miss Jean Brodie, Muriel Spark’s maverick schoolteacher, to Edward Hyde, Robert Louis Stevenson’s alter ego villain, Edinburgh has long provided a backdrop for some of literature’s most enigmatic ...

Explore the rich history of Edinburgh through its map in this insightful video. Discover key locations and learn the significance of various sites in the city, as well as how the map reflects ...

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For anyone keen to discover more of what Edinburgh’s music scene has to offer, a new map has been launched to let you do just that. Did you know with a Digital Subscription to Edinburgh News, you can ...

A new book has been published exploring Edinburgh's history through maps, some of which have never before appeared in print. Edinburgh: Mapping the City brings together 71 maps, including the earliest ...

They were printed on silk and hidden in the smallest of places, then smuggled into Prisoner of War camps during Word War Two to assist the escape plans of captured British men. Did you know with a ...

Edinburgh is a city of layers, of hidden nooks and crannies, of unnoticed tunnels, stairwells and stories. Even after many years of living there, it can still surprise you. There's the wild west ...

The Festival Fringe has finally returned to the Capital, with everything from comedy to cabaret available to see at the Edinburgh Fringe 2021 – use our Fringe map to find each and every Fringe venue.

Find, save and share Public Notices that affect you. The return of trams to Edinburgh’s streets more than half a century after the original system was dismantled got off to a disastrous start — but ...

Transport campaigners in Edinburgh have welcomed City of Edinburgh Council’s newly published 'metro map'. Tram Trains for Edinburgh (TTfE), a group supporting the introduction of tram-train technology ...

The map, a collaboration between VisitScotland and Film Edinburgh, reveals 32 locations used in 21 movies over a period of 80 years. The films include the romantic comedy One Day, starring Anne ...