Edinburgh isn’t just a city—it’s an experience. With its dramatic skyline, winding alleyways, and lively cultural scene, it effortlessly blends the charm of the past with the pulse of the present.

Plenty of real castles could pass for fantasy illustrations, but their stories are far more layered than anything in fiction.

Divided into Old Town and New Town by the Water of Leith, the Edinburgh Castle sits on top an extinct volcano. With its darkened stone facades, Edinburgh oozes history, which is why it became a UNESCO ...

Interest in WestJet’s non-stop flights to Europe has been growing incredibly quickly — so much so that this year, to help ...

Dr Harriet MacMillan will take over as director of Edinburgh UNESCO City of Literature next month.

Dame Penelope Keith is to star in a special programme celebrating 50 years of sitcom The Good Life. The actress and presenter ...

Across two evenings in May, UK landmarks Battersea Power Station and Edinburgh Castle were lit up like never before with a ...

Thanks to overwhelming demand on both sides of the Tasman, an extra Auckland show has been added to the 2026 run of The Royal ...

A pretty market town that's just a 30 minute drive from Edinburgh has been crowned as Scotland's happiest place to live.

Dean Village New Town's Dean Village is located southwest of Stockbridge and northwest of the Edinburgh Castle. An old milling community, the village maintains a sense of history with some of its ...

In the aftermath of New York's Times Square hosting a major Riyadh Season card, plans are underway to have more of them in unusual locations. There will be no ' ...

The Guardian has published its list of Britain's happiest towns and cities - a ranking that factors a place's access to nature, a sense of community and culture.