20 Albany Street20 Albany Street is a Georgian Townhouse centrally located in the historic and vibrant New Town of Edinburgh, a few minutes walk from Princes Street, Waverley train station.
The Museum of EdinburghThe Museum of Edinburgh is home to important collections relating to the history of Edinburgh, from prehistoric times to the present day

9B Scotland StreetGeorgian Town House that offers the style of a country house in Edinburgh's New Town. The accommodation is in the old servants quarters in a thoroughly unique configuration.
The Fringe The Fringe features "Off-broadway", semi-professional and totally un-professional acts across Edinburgh throughout August

ElmviewElmview is situated in Edinburgh on a delightful Victorian terrace on the edge of Bruntsfield Links. A quiet and elegantly run B&B that is so popular that you need to book early.
The People's StoryThe People's Story uses oral history, reminiscence, and written sources to tell the story of the lives of the ordinary people of Edinburgh.

Doris Crook B&B4 Star bed and breakfast, close to Edinburgh City Centre with free secure off-street parking and wireless Internet access. Both rooms fully en-suite.
Holyrood Abbey and Abbey Strand Holyrood Abbey and Abbey Strand is the ruined nave of the 12th and 13th century abbey church, in the grounds of the Palace of Holyroodhouse.

Kirklea Guest HouseKirklea Guest House is a Victorian terraced villa one mile from the centre of Edinburgh,within walking distance of Murrayfield and on a direct bus route (no 35) from the Airport.
Gorgie City Farm Gorgie City Farm is based in the centre of Edinburgh. The farm is a favourite attraction for families, tourists and animal lovers alike.
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