Visitors from around the world travel to Scotland to be captivated by the medieval Old Town. Equally as enchanting is the historical suburb known as Morningside.

Feb 27, 2010 - Linda Beadle

Edinburgh can be an expensive place - but with a little know-how it's possible to get a real flavour of Scotland's capital city without spending any money.

Feb 10, 2010 - Jennifer Young

Getting to and from Edinburgh City Centre is easy and stress free if public transport is used.

Jan 4, 2010 - Kim Ford

Edinburgh Castle is one of the most recognizable landmarks in Scotland.

Dec 23, 2009 - Kim Rush

Every year Edinburgh opens its doors to visitors to enjoy the Military Tattoo, the Fringe, Book Festival, International Festival and Film Festival.

Mar 23, 2008 - Neil Gunn

Written by an Edinburgh-based journalist, this details all the must-see sights, best restaurants, and looks at the key festivals.

Nov 19, 2007 - Katie Wood

Edinburgh has some great days out for kids - from ghosts to puffins. Take a tour of some of the best attractions.

Oct 10, 2007 - Andrea Kirkby

The Edinburgh cafe scene is booming. A relatively balmy climate and trendy venues on charismatic pedestrian streets have made Edinburgh coffee shops very popular indeed.

Nov 30, 2009 - Luke Waterson

Zoos need to remain commercially viable if they are to carry out their educational, research, and conservation functions.

Dec 4, 2011 - John Blatchford

Visitors to the Edinburgh Festival looking for places to relax and refresh themselves before their next show need the local bar low-down. Here it is...

Aug 13, 2011 - Scott Graham

Next month Edinburgh will be buzzing with all the different shows taking place at the Fringe. Here is a guide to some of the acts you need to see.

Jul 3, 2011 - Jennifer Rodgers

The Edinburgh Fringe is a booming hub of creativity. For tourists the fringe is a must, for those in the performance industry, it is definitely a must. Why?

Jan 24, 2011 - Tom Ward-Thomas

Five hundred years of printing history in Scotland is encapsulated in Edinburgh's survival of the trials, successes and pitfalls of producing bestsellers.

Nov 16, 2010 - Valerie Williamson

Visit Edinburgh at Christmas to experience a winter wonderland of festive shopping, attractions, entertainment and nightlife.

Oct 21, 2010 - Kevin Guthrie

Stereotypical Scot looks after his pennies so that the pounds will look after themselves. Here's a few tips on how to stretch a penny like a local.

Aug 18, 2010 - Laura Rosten

There is so much to see and do when visiting Scotland's capital that it is sometimes difficult to know where to start.

Aug 12, 2010 - Allison Isom

Cramond Island is a tidal island off the Firth of Forth, it can only be reached at low-tide but for the curious tourist, it's worth the wait.

Jun 18, 2010 - Marion Grace Woolley

How the City of Literature Trust is achieving its objectives and helping Edinburgh to gain worldwide recognition as a UNESCO City of Literature.

May 18, 2010 - Helen Caldwell

In November 1824 a catastrophic fire ripped through Edinburgh's Royal Mile and historic Old Town. Out of the ashes stepped James Braidwood, father of modern firefighting.

Mar 10, 2010 - Maggie Craig