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	Edinburgh Hotels, Accommodation Edinburgh, Apartment Edinburgh Scotland
		Herald House Hotel Edinburgh Hotel is a quiet, comfortable and friendly property that could be found in some 15 minutes walk from Edinburgh Castle & Princess Street and 5 minutes walk from EICC.
		It is placed on the picturesque banks of the river Leith with wonderful waterviews.
		Edinburgh - capital of Scotland, a thriving political, financial, cultural and commercial centre.
	www.edinburgh-hotels.ws (400 words)

	Edinburgh Fringe - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Fringe is regarded as being part of the Edinburgh Festival.
		While their original objective was to maintain something of the Festival atmosphere in Edinburgh all year round, the Traverse quickly and regularly presented cutting edge drama to an international audience on both the Edinburgh International Festival and on the Fringe during August.
		The most significant legacy of the Edinburgh Fringe is arguably the fact that it has provided a model for unjuried festivals; the concept of Fringe Theatre has been copied around the world.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Edinburgh_Fringe (2505 words)

	University of Edinburgh Buildings \| New College
		Over its history Edinburgh has been one of the world’s leading centres of Reformed theology, and has been home to distinguished theologians such as HR Mackintosh, John Baillie, TF Torrance and John McIntyre, and influential biblical scholars and expositors such as James S. Stewart and James Barr.
		The celebrated Edinburgh Architect William Henry Playfair designed the buildings, to be an imposing edifice in a prominent part of the capital, and an expression of the confidence of the Free Church.
		Perhaps the nearest thing Edinburgh possesses to an Oxbridge college dining hall, it was intended as refectory for the College community.
	www.ed.ac.uk /buildings/newcollege.html (678 words)

	QUOTABLE EDINBURGH
		It is the peculiar boast of Edinburgh, the circumstances on which its marvellous beauty so essentially depends, that its architecture is its landscape; that nature has done everything, has laid every foundation, and disposed of every line of its rocks and its hills, as if she had designed it for the display of architecture.
		We entered Edinburgh in the dark, through mean, narrow streets, the aspect of which, by the faint light of dim lamps ill accorded with the magnificent promises of the splendour of the proud metropolis of the whole earth - of the capital of social elegance, and of perfect refinement.
		Edinburgh, capital of Scotland since the 15th century, presents the dual face of an old city dominated by a medieval fortress and a new neoclassical city whose development from the 18th century onward exerted a far-reaching influence on European urban planning.
	gillonj.tripod.com /quotableedinburgh (3731 words)

	Edinburgh Festivals - FAQs & Links
		Edinburgh in the summer is the Festival City and definitely the place to be with six of Edinburgh's festivals taking place.
		Edinburgh & Lothians Tourist Board has a huge database of hotels, guest houses and B&B's that have all been inspected and graded.
		Edinburgh airport (0131 333 1000) (website) is ten miles west of the city centre.
	www.edinburgh-festivals.com /FAQs.cfm (971 words)

	Edinburgh travel guide - Wikitravel
		Edinburgh (Gaelic: Dùn Èideann; [1]) is the capital of Scotland, part of the United Kingdom, located in the Central Belt region of the country.
		Edinburgh is not a particularly car friendly city with the myriad of one-way streets and the Old Town's medieval layout, and the dedication of parking wardens to ticketing anything that is not moving legendary.
		Edinburgh in the winter Festive Season is also huge: whole sections of central Edinburgh are roped off and accessible only by ticket for the Scottish New Years' Celebrations known as Hogmanay [35], of which the Edinburgh Hogmanay is easily the largest in Scotland.
	wikitravel.org /en/Edinburgh (6730 words)

	Edinburgh Self Catering - Central 3 bed villa with parking. From £70 per night
		Edinburgh Self Catering - at 18 Harden Place is a modern terraced house with 3 bedrooms and a sitting room and the house can accomodate up to 7 people.
		The house is situated in the Polwarth district of Edinburgh which is a very up market part of the city and only a 20 minute walk to the city Centre.
		Harden place is a very quiet residential street and has a drive way at the front for a car.
	www.averon.co.uk /edinburghselfcatering.htm (189 words)

	University of Edinburgh - Campus Buildings
		In contrast to many newer, campus based universities, Edinburgh's buildings - many of architectural and historic interest - are an indivisible part of the city in which they are sited.
		Around George Square, Bristo Square and Teviot Place, in a blend of old and new buildings close to Old College, are concentrated most of the Arts, Music, Social Sciences, central Medical, and Students' Association buildings, and the McEwan Graduation Hall.
		In addition, the University is responsible for a number of historic and modern buildings across the City, including the 18th century St Cecilia's Concert Hall, and the handsomely restored 17th-century Mylne's Court student residence which stands at the head of Edinburgh's Royal Mile.
	www.ed.ac.uk /buildings (262 words)

	Raeburn Place - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The first international rugby union game was played at Raeburn Place, Edinburgh, Scotland, on March 27, 1871 between England and Scotland.
		It was won by Scotland, though England got revenge at the Kennington Oval, London in the following year.
		The playing fields are still used by The Edinburgh Academical Cricket and Football Clubs.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Raeburn_Place (96 words)

	Edinburgh History, Edinburgh Castle History - accommodation, attractions, shopping, history, and more.
		Edinburgh History and Edinburgh Castle begins on the rock on which Edinburgh Castle stands.The rock was formed 70 million years ago.
		A tiny chapel, built on the summit of the castle rock in the early twelfth century, is dedicated to her memory and is the oldest building in Edinburgh Castle.
		The governor of Edinburgh Castle at the time was the Duke of Gordon, a firm supporter of King James, who prepared the place for defence.
	www.edinburghcastle.biz /history.html (1233 words)

	Edinburgh Festivals - FAQs & Links
		Edinburgh in the summer is the Festival City and definitely the place to be with six of Edinburgh's festivals taking place.
		Edinburgh in the summer gets pretty busy so it is best to plan well ahead of your visit.
		Edinburgh airport (0131 333 1000) (website) is ten miles west of the city centre.
	www.edinburghfestivals.co.uk /FAQs.cfm (934 words)

	Scotsman.com News - Scotland - Happiness is a place called Edinburgh
		Their view of the extent of minor crime, such as vandalism and graffiti, was the main reason for the lower rating, followed by complaints about youths hanging around the streets and litter.
		Being in Edinburgh is still like being on holiday every day for me. I love the fact it is built on seven hills and you can get a fantastic view wherever you are.
		She had lived in Edinburgh for a year while on a placement from her university course and immediately liked the city.
	news.scotsman.com /scotland.cfm?id=187772006 (1874 words)

	Edinburgh Evening News - Cash crisis threat to Capital's place as medical world leader
		Scientists in Edinburgh at the cutting edge of stem cell research are currently working to find new treatments for conditions such as cancer, Alzheimer's disease and diabetes.
		In Edinburgh, clinicians have been working on a revolutionary treatment for diabetes in which stem cell transplants are used to help the body produce insulin and end the need for injections.
		Mr Macauley said Edinburgh was an ideal place for the work to continue as the expertise already existed at the universities and the medical campus at Little France.
	edinburghnews.scotsman.com /index.cfm?id=650442006 (1024 words)

	Scotland Is The Place- Edinburgh
		Edinburgh is the capital of Scotland and is in one of the country’s most populated regions, accounting for only 2% of the country’s land but 15% of its population.
		Edinburgh is the UK’s second largest financial centre after London and is home to the Scottish Parliament.
		Hundreds of thousands of people visit Edinburgh every year to enjoy the world’s most prestigious arts festival, the Edinburgh International Festival, as well as the Edinburgh Fringe Festival and the many other year-round events.
	www.scotlandistheplace.com /stitp/sitp_display.jsp?pContentID=171&p_applic=CCC&pElementID=24&pMenuID=2&p_service=Content.show& (302 words)

	Edinburgh Fire Brigade
		Edinburgh firemen make the proud claim that since they date back to 1703 they are the oldest municipal fire brigade in the world.
		Although Edinburgh had no serious raids during the war, the men and their equipment were used in the fierce raids on Clydeside; and soon, as the very serious fires caused by enemy raids continued, the Government was compelled to re-consider the system of control.
		The Town Clerk of Edinburgh acts as Clerk; the Treasurer is the City Chamberlain; and the money required to meet the costs of the fire brigade is supplied by each of the eight authorities on a basis of an agreed proportion and with regard to their rateable value.
	www.btinternet.com /~graeme.kirkwood/Prewar2/Edinburgh.htm (2643 words)

	Edinburgh Bed and Breakfast, Bed and Breakfasts Edinburgh Area, B&B'S in Edinburgh, Scotland, UK
		Edinburgh Bed and Breakfast is a luxury 5 star bed and breakfast in the heart of Edinburgh in the desirable Edinburgh area.
		Edinburgh bed and breakfasts are typically operated out of a large Edinburgh single family residence where guests can be accommodated at night in private bedrooms (which may or may not be equipped with private baths) and where breakfast is a meal, often light, usually taken in the morning.
		In Edinburgh hotels, Edinburgh bed and breakfast and Edinburgh guest house establishments the term "full English breakfast" is used to differentiate between the larger multiple course breakfast that may include a cereal or smoked kippers from the simpler "continental breakfast" of coffee (or tea) and croissants.
	www.edinburghcastle.biz /bed_and_breakfast.html (4050 words)

	Edinburgh Hotels. Save More on Cheap Accommodation in Edinburgh
		Edinburgh is the capital of Scotland, with a population of 448,624.
		Edinburgh Zoo - Conserves animal species and wild places by captive breeding, environmental education and scientific research and inspires visitors to appreciate the wonder of living animals.
		Royal Botanical Gardens Edinburgh - World famous for its scientific center for the study of botany and the diversity and conservation of plants.
	www.hotelclub.net /hotel.reservations/Edinburgh.htm (558 words)

	Edinburgh
		In 1780s Thomas Muir and Edinburgh University became the centre for the fight for universal suffrage.
		In 1845 Thomas Hume, the Radical MP organised the building of a 90 feet high monument in Waterloo Place, Edinburgh in memory of these men.
		On the top of the ridge of a hill, Edinburgh has an impregnable castle and precipice at one end, a lake of water on either side; so that the inhabitants had nothing to defend but the entrance at the east end, which it was easy to fortify.
	www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk /ITedinburgh.htm (473 words)

	Hotel Heaven - Hotel Accommodation in Edinburgh, United Kingdom (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-28)
		Set within the magnificent architecture of Edinburgh's city centre (a Georgian residential area), the Christopher North-House Hotel, offers the finest accommodation to those who are passing and those who are visiting the city's delightful...
		The Mardale Guest House is located in one of Edinburghs quiet residential areas & is ideal for all visitors to the city We are situated 1mile south west of Edinburgh City Centre - walk through the Meadows to the historic Royal Mile.
		Hartington Place is a quiet residential cul-de-sac in the Bruntsfield...
	www.hotelheaven.co.uk /en/showhotels.php?GeoTown=Edinburgh (847 words)

	Edinburgh Castle Edinburgh Scotland
		The City of Edinburgh grew outwards from the Castle rock, and the first houses in Edinburgh were built on the area in front of Edinburgh Castle, which is now known as the Lawnmarket, and then the house building continued down the High Street and The Cannongate towards the Royal Palace of Holyrood House.
		Edinburgh Castle is every schoolboy's dream of what a castle should look like and the Edinburgh Castle website endeavours to give the Edinburgh visitor an in-depth view of Edinburgh Castle and it's history from early times right up until the present day.
		Edinburgh is famous for it's many quality hotels and there is also a diverse range of other accommodation options such as Edinburgh serviced apartments and Edinburgh guest houses, Edinburgh bed and breakfasts, Edinburgh self catering.
	www.edinburghcastle.biz (2163 words)

	Edinburgh Hotel - Ten Hill Place Hotel Edinburgh homepage
		Ten hill place hotel has been created from the combination of a traditional Edinburgh Georgian terrace with a stylish yet sympathetic new development.
		From airy public places to each of the 78 smart bedrooms, the mood is one of quiet sophistication.
		This innovative Edinburgh hotel is within easy walking distance of Princes Street, the historic Old Town and the city centre's main tourist, shopping and business districts; yet peacefully situated away from main thoroughfares.
	www.tenhillplace.com (272 words)

	Edinburgh News.Net
		Edinburgh is one of the UK's most visited cities, and rightly so...
		Edinburgh News.Net is part of an international network of news sites, dedicated to the major regions, countries and cities of the world.
		Links to Edinburgh sports sites, and a regional map are also features of our site, and we regularly provide polls of general interest.
	edinburghnews.net (1146 words)

	Mardale Guest House Hotel Edinburgh
		The Mardale Guest House is located in one of Edinburghs quiet residential areas and is ideal for all visitors to the city.
		We are situated 1 mile south west of Edinburgh City Centre - walk through the Meadows to the historic Royal Mile.
		Edinburgh Castle (1 km) - High on top of an extinct volcano the Castle still guards the City and is the spectacular setting for the annual Military Tattoo
	www.uk-hotels-central.co.uk /mardale-guest-house-edinburgh (814 words)

	Real Estate Division - Current Projects - Edinburgh Market Place
		Overview: The Edinburgh Market Place, situated on 9.8 acres on the northeast corner of Edinburgh Road and Stone Road, is a successful commercial location directly across from Guelph's Stone Road Mall.
		In 1998, the Hammerson land lease was assigned to OMERS Realty Management Corporation, which currently provides management services to the Market Place tenants through Oxford Properties.
		Edinburgh Market Place boasts anchor tenants such as a 50,000sf Ultra Food and Drug (a subsidiary of A and P), TD Canada Trust, Mark's Work Wearhouse, Rogers Video, Sportmart, Casey's Bar and Grill, Williams Coffee Pub, and other prosperous retail stores and businesses.
	www.uoguelph.ca /realestate/projects/stoneRoadRetail/edinburghMarketPlace (254 words)

	Clarendon Hotel - 3 Star Hotel - New Town - Edinburgh
		It is situated in Shandwick Place, at number 25, in a strategic position.
		If you arrive at Haymarket station, you can take the bus number 26 or 31 and get off at Shandwick Place, where the hotel is at number 25.
		Take Maitland street and you arrive in Shandwick Place, where the hotel is at number 25.
	www.scotlandby.com /clarendon/pages/reach.htm (304 words)

	Edinburgh Travel Information \| Lonely Planet Destination Guide
		There's up-to-the-nanosecond dance clubs in 15th-century buildings and firebreathers outside Georgian mansions: this is a place that knows how to blend ancient and modern.
		When To Go The climate in Edinburgh is best from May to September, but whenever you go, you're likely to see both sun and rain.
		While in Edinburgh, try a Haggis, praised by poet Robert Burns as 'Chieftain o' the puddin-race'.
	www.lonelyplanet.com /destinations/europe/edinburgh (322 words)

	Devon Place Gardens (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-28)
		Devon Place Gardens is a new development of just six 3 bedroomed terraced houses.
		It is traditionally built with a natural stone facade, a slated pitched roof and dormer windows, and is set slightly back from the road with a small paved front garden and generous walled and timber fenced rear garden.
		Devon Place Gardens is situated in Devon Place, opposite Donaldson's School and close to Haymarket and is within easy walking distance of the West End of Edinburgh and Princes Street.
	rettie.co.uk /dev/devonplace (127 words)

	Edinburgh
		The straight start to the Great North Road from Waterloo Square down Waterloo Place is soon interrupted by Calton Hill and the road swings to the right, south of the hill.
		In 2001 a chariot burial was found at Newbridge, close to Huly Hill, a Bronze Age burial cairn surrounded by three standing stones, west of Edinburgh.
		This was the first chariot burial found in Scotland though 17 have been found in England, mostly in East Yorkshire, notably at Wetwang, and there are others in the Netherlands and France.
	www.biffvernon.freeserve.co.uk /edinburgh.htm (367 words)

	Scotsman.com News - Opinion - Planning our places around our people
		A great place is about how much people use it and enjoy it - whether they pass hurriedly through or stay a while.
		Good places are often densely populated, are safe and clean, have some well-used public space, and a mix of buildings, big and small, public and private.
		With Edinburgh enjoying a real surge of growth and development right now, much like the surge that brought us the New Town or our fine Victorian suburbs, we have the opportunity not just to make good architecture, but, more importantly, to make the good places that our grandchildren will value and love.
	news.scotsman.com /archive.cfm?id=65922005 (747 words)

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