Best Places to Eat in Edinburgh
The Travel Pages lists its personal favourites of the best places to eat in Edinburgh, based on many visits over the years, from Michelin-star to wine bar.
The Travel Pages lists its personal favourites of the best places to eat in Edinburgh, based on many visits over the years, from Michelin-star to wine bar.
The Travel Pages recommends the best things to see in Edinburgh, including Edinburgh Castle, the Royal Mile, Hollyroodhouse and the National Museum of Scotland.
The Travel Pages visits Loch Ness in Scotland, including Urquhart Castle, Fort Augustus, the Caledonian Canal and of course looks for the Loch Ness Monster.
The ten best things to do in Inverness include walks along the river to visit the Ness Islands, seeing the Caledonian Canal, and enjoying live music sessions.
The Travel Pages recommends where to stay in Edinburgh with its favourite hotels from 5-star luxury to a quirky guesthouse, and hotels near Murrayfield Stadium.
The Travel Pages visits Edinburgh Castle, which is Edinburgh’s and Scotland’s top attraction and home to the city’s oldest building.
A potted summary of golf in Scotland from the Travel Pages including the origins of golf and links to historic golf courses in St Andrews and Edinburgh.
The Travel Pages visits the Crawick Multiverse on the edge of the town of Sanquhar in Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland, and discovers a unique land art project.
The Travel Pages guide to the Scottish Borders with its medieval abbeys, stately homes, ancient history, and attractive towns like Peebles to stay in.
The Roman Camp Hotel in Perthshire is a romantic historic hideaway with a top AA three-rosette restaurant, a riverside setting, and a celebrity guest list.
The Travel Pages visits the historic Tontine Hotel near the River Tweed in Peebles in the Scottish Borders.
The best luxury hotels in Edinburgh, the 5-star accommodation with good restaurants and some with spas, include top places to stay like The Balmoral, The Bonham, Channings, The Scotsman, and The Witchery.
Ardanaiseig is a luxury hotel in Scotland, a romantic and historic accommodation on the shores of Loch Awe in Argyll and Bute with a top gourmet restaurant run by Scotland’s Chef of the Year.
The restaurant at the luxury Ardanaiseig Hotel on Scotland’s Loch Awe has been called the most romantic restaurant in Scotland, and with Scotland’s Chef of the Year Too!
One of the best places to stay near Edinburgh is the former Gastro-Pub of the Year, the Sun Inn in Dalkeith, close to both the city centre and to Edinburgh Airport
Kennels Cottage Bed and Breakfast is a guesthouse in Scotland’s Clackmannanshire where you can rent classic cars, and with free WiFi, a library of books and DVDs to enjoy, ensuite rooms and a wonderful cooked breakfast.
The Travel Pages stays in luxury holiday cottages at Mains of Taymouth in Kenmore on the shores of Loch Tay in Scotland.
The Inn at Lathones is in Fife and near the home of golf, St Andrews and is also renowned as a music venue and has attracted star names from all over the world.
The Travel Pages reviews the British Road Map Puzzle Book, based on maps by the AA and a treat for lovers of motoring, maps, history, travel, and trivia.
The Dunstane House Hotel in the Haymarket district of Edinburgh is convenient both for the Murrayfield rugby stadium and for Edinburgh International Airport.