Area Information
The capital city of Scotland and a vibrant place that is steeped in history and rich in culture, Edinburgh is the largest city in Scotland. Situated on the east coast of the Central Belt, the city lies close to the North Sea along the Firth of Forth. This is a city that has a huge number of places to see and visit, with a wide variety of landmarks and historical places of interest that reflect its long, rich and varied history and its proud heritage. There are thousands of listed buildings in the city and one of the most prominent landmarks is the famous Edinburgh Castle. The city is also host to many festivities over the years including the fabulous Edinburgh Festival, the Edinburgh International Book Festival and the Beltane Fire Festival.
Business Information
A commercial and business hub, Edinburgh is home to a diverse array of small, large and global businesses that operate from office space in the city. There are many finance related giants located in the city, including Scottish Widows and Standard Life. The Royal Bank of Scotland has its global headquarters in the area and the headquarters of Tesco Bank and Virgin Money can also be found in the city.
Entertainment And Dining Out
There are many different options for entertainment here, from exciting nightlife and a huge range of pubs to theatre and live music. You can enjoy performances around the year at venues such as the Edinburgh Festival Theatre and the Edinburgh Playhouse. Usher Hall is the perfect venue for classical music performances while the Corn Exchange and the Liquid Rooms host a variety of popular music events. You can experience cuisine from around the world in Edinburgh, with a huge variety of restaurants. Castle Terrace is an excellent choice for great Scottish dishes or you can try Kismot for spicy Indian cuisine. The Mulroy serves up fine French cuisine while Frankfurter Eck is the place to sample German delicacies.
Transport Information
The transport links in Edinburgh offer excellent connectivity to other parts of Scotland and beyond. The busiest airport in Scotland is Edinburgh Airport, which handles millions of passengers per year. The main rail link in the area is via Edinburgh Waverley station, which is the second busiest in Scotland. This runs on the East Coast Main Line and also serves millions of passengers per year. The city is very well served by taxis and buses, with efficient road networks making it easy for those using these modes of transport and for those driving to get around. The A720 or the City of Edinburgh By-Pass is the main arterial road for the city.
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