Sandy Bell's

Edinburgh’s Balmoral dazzles with its majestic clock tower, luxe rooms blending classic and contemporary Scottish charm, Michelin dining, and warm, top-tier service.

Stills is Edinburgh’s free, laid-back spot for cutting-edge photography, with rotating exhibits, vintage photo booths, and hands-on workshops.

Nestled near Edinburgh's best sights, this modern hotel dazzles with stylish rooms, superb service, and a cozy wine bar—perfect for urban explorers.

Perched atop Calton Hill, The Lookout serves refined seasonal dishes in a sleek glass space with some of Edinburgh’s best city and Firth of Forth views.

Edinburgh's oldest pub, The Sheep Heid Inn, serves up hearty Scottish fare, modern drinks, and boasts a charming 19th-century skittles alley.

Gladstone's Land, a beautifully preserved 17th-century tenement on Edinburgh's Royal Mile, immerses visitors in the opulent and gritty lives of its past inhabitants while treating them to delightful café offerings.

Bodega in Edinburgh serves up vibrant street-style tacos and killer margaritas in a trendy, cozy spot with a local buzz.

Nestled beside the Meadows, this chic Swedish bakery serves stellar coffee and delightful pastries, perfect for a sunny afternoon break.

Prestonfield House: a lavish 17th-century baroque gem with lush gardens, regal antiques, top Scottish dining, and peacocks in the grounds.

Edinburgh's Timberyard shines with inventive, locally sourced tasting menus in a spacious, rustic-chic former warehouse setting.