From flea markets to a shop in Stockbridge, Skout is an independent, family-owned boutique on Deanhaugh Street. Focusing on craftsmanship and sustainability, inside you'll find a wide range of unique collectibles and second hand goods. From vintage clothing to pre-loved books and home trinkets, their goal is to inspire a community that values all things second hand.
📣 Win a pair of tickets to an exclusive preview session of Sundown Adventures at Go Ape Dalkeith!
Set within Dalkeith Country Park, experience Go Ape Dalkeith’s Treetop Adventure Plus after dark, and tackle tree-top crossings and epic ziplines, all illuminated by magical festive lights. ✨
Be one of the first to experience the thrill on Saturday 21 November 2026, with our exclusive resident-only competition. Enter here 👇
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All entrants must be aged 18+ years. T&Cs apply.
At the foot of Arthur's Seat within Holyrood Park, you'll find St Margaret's Loch. Formed in 1856 as part of Prince Albert's plans to beautify the grounds surrounding the Palace of Holyroodhouse, the loch was also once a Victorian boating pond. Now, the loch is home to a range of wildlife and is a popular spot for peaceful nature walks within the city.
A little autumn rain never takes away from Edinburgh's beauty. From golden leaves to quiet walks, there's something special about the city at this time of year, whatever the weather. 🍂☂️
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Tonight sees the return of the much-loved Christmas Light Switch-on and Parade at Westfield St James Quarter! ✨
Hosted by Forth 1's Boogie and Arlene, the event kicks off at 5pm, bringing together live music, dazzling performances and plenty of Christmas cheer. 🎅
📸 Westfield St James Quarter
Right in the heart of Stockbridge, lies Deanhaugh Street. Lined with cosy cafes and a whole host of independent businesses, the street sits above the Water of Leith, offering beautiful scenery all around.
In the heart of the New Town, Sip Antics Distillery School offer hands-on distilling experiences for guests. Whatever your spirit of choice, be it gin, rum, or agave, you'll taste and distil your very own bottle. From picking ingredients from the school's botanical library, all the way to hand waxing your bottle, the whole experience is immersive and truly unique.
Friends of Greyfriars Kirkyard are a local charity dedicated to the better understanding, appreciation and preservation of this ancient burial ground. Situated in the heart of Old Town, Greyfriars Kirk was founded in 1620 and was the first church to be built in post-Reformation Edinburgh.
Through our Resident Rewards programme, the charity are offering local community groups, history societies, work colleagues or students in Edinburgh who wish to learn more about this valuable place of local history.
Find out more here 👇 https://t.co/nEwOEEHZSG
It's National Spa Week, until Friday 6th November, and Edinburgh has its fair share of spas to pamper yourself.
Whether you're looking for a tension-easing massage, a glow-boosting facial, an exotic body treatment, or just a really good sweat in a steam room, Edinburgh’s spas have you covered. 🫧
Check out our full list of recommendations here 👇 https://t.co/KXuejZkMC5
The Voyage Of Buck is marking its 10th anniversary here in Edinburgh by announcing its Michelin-acclaimed head chef, Nathan Graham.
Located on William Street in the city's west end, The Voyage of Buck first opened its doors back in 2016, winning many awards along the way. Offering stylish cocktails and a brand new autumn menu showcasing Scottish game, seafood and cheeses.
MORE BY THE SHORE - ITISON VOUCHERS 💵🌊
We’ve partnered with itison to make the festive season more joyful with double your money vouchers. Save on your Christmas shopping list, get more money in your pocket for a festive get-together, or enjoy a family day out for less.
Simply purchase a £5.00 voucher and you’ll have double the amount to spend at any participating businesses - that’s a £10.00 voucher to spend locally. Vouchers are on sale now, and redeemable from 14 November 2026 to 30 March 2027.
To purchase vouchers and see all the T&Cs, visit https://t.co/fKjwTk3I8P.
Did you know about Edinburgh's converted police boxes?
Dating back to the 1930's, these iconic cast iron police boxes once gave patrolling officers a direct line to their stations.
Originally painted blue, many have been transformed with vibrant colours and given a new lease of life as coffee shops, takeaways, art spaces and pop up shops.
A fascinating piece of Edinburgh's history with a colourful modern twist.
@frankensteinpub is a must visit bar in Edinburgh's Old Town.
Set in a converted 19th-century church, it features three floors of gothic vibes, a beer keller, a spooky cocktail themed menu, classic horror movies and an hourly animatronic Frankenstein show.
The perfect place for a frightfully fun night out in Edinburgh's Old Town!
From hidden histories and eerie tales, to unexpected sights and fascinating local discoveries, it's the perfect time of year to see the familiar in a whole new light. Whether you’re in the mood for a spine-tingling adventure, or exploring somewhere new, there’s no better time to discover a different side of your city. 🪦
Even better, each of these tours are offering exclusive savings with Resident Rewards, meaning you can discover Edinburgh's lesser-known stories for less!
See all offer details here - https://t.co/dfjwRcv6YA
Inside a 300-year-old building on Bernard Street, step into a magical world at Portal Leith ✨
Specialising in all things witchy and spiritual, inside you'll find one of the largest crystal collections in Edinburgh. As well as a wide range of unique gifts, jewellery and ceramics, the shop also offers daily private palm, psychic, and tarot readings.
Within the neighbourhood of Bruntsfield, Fin & Grape focuses on Scottish fish, responsibly sourced wines and plates to share.
With a cosy atmosphere, rustic and stylish décor and menu designed to share, this independent restaurant is the perfect neighbourhood spot to enjoy with loved ones - whether it's a meal in the main dining room or a delicious snack in the wine bar.
Shorter days, darker evenings and colder weather is on the horizon, but Edinburgh will always be just as beautiful. For those in the UK, don't forget to set your clock back one hour at 1am tomorrow - British Summer Time has finally come to an end. ⏰
It might only be October, but it's beginning to look a lot like Christmas on George Street! It won't be too long until the streets of Edinburgh are glowing with twinkling lights and the festive period begins. Are you visiting us here in Edinburgh this winter? ✨