The corners of the city that most visitors walk straight past.
Dr Neil’s Garden at Duddingston Loch is Edinburgh’s best-kept secret — a free lakeside garden at the foot of a volcano that almost no tourist ever finds — plus get weekly Scotland stories free.
The Edinburgh garden most visitors walk past without ever knowing it exists Read More »
Dean Village is a medieval milling settlement hidden in a gorge just minutes from Princes Street — and most tourists never find it. Plus get weekly Scotland stories free.
The hidden village in the heart of Edinburgh that most tourists walk straight past Read More »
Behind a plain wooden gate on Edinburgh’s Canongate lies a beautiful 17th-century walled garden that thousands of visitors walk past every day without knowing it’s there — plus get weekly Scotland stories free.
The secret 17th-century garden hiding behind a gate on the Royal Mile Read More »
Cramond Island sits just off the edge of Edinburgh in the Firth of Forth — and at low tide, you can walk there across a wartime causeway. Here’s how to do it. Plus get weekly Scotland stories free.
The island you can walk to from Edinburgh — if you get the timing right Read More »
Just south of Holyrood Palace, Edinburgh hides a Victorian railway path that passes through a 530-metre tunnel and leads to a secret loch most visitors never discover — plus get weekly Scotland stories free.
Why Edinburgh’s hidden railway path is called the Innocent — and why you should walk it Read More »
Circus Lane is Edinburgh’s most photographed hidden street — a cobblestone mews tucked behind Stockbridge that most tourists never find. Here’s how to get there — plus get weekly Scotland stories free.
The cobbled Edinburgh lane so beautiful it stops strangers in their tracks Read More »
