Neighbour to the EICC, the five-star Sheraton Grand Hotel & Spa is home to 269 stylish bedrooms and the award-winning One Spa.

The Waldorf Astoria Edinburgh - The Caledonian, or ‘The Caley’ as it is known locally, is at the west end of Princes Street and just a five minute walk from EICC.   

Located in the heart of the Edinburgh's Old Town, the four-star Radisson Blu Hotel has been designed to fit perfectly with the surrounding medieval architectural. 

The Premier Inn Group has five hotels in central Edinburgh, with the closest to the EICC being the Edinburgh Central Lauriston Place.

Enjoy freshly-baked cookies on arrival at the DoubleTree by Hilton Edinburgh City Centre, which is less than five minutes on foot from the EICC.

Enjoy a home-from-home experience with one of Fountain Court Apartments' 230 serviced properties, located across eight sites in central Edinburgh.

The 4-star Principal Edinburgh Charlotte Square is located just off George Street and Princes and a 10 minute walk from the EICC.

Apex Hotels boast four hotel in central Edinburgh - two of which are located in side-by-side in the Grassmarket of Edinburgh's Old Town, a 10 minute walk from EICC. 

The Balmoral, by Rocce Forte, is one of Edinburgh's most iconic landmarks. It is ideally located at no. 1 Princes Street, directly above Waverley Station.

The Mercure Edinburgh Haymarket is ideally located in the heart of the city offering easy access to EICC, Haymarket train station and Princes Street.

The Leonardo Royal Hotel Edinburgh lies in the heart of the city, a few minutes walk from Haymarket station, a vast array of cafés, bars, restaurants and the EICC.

Situated close to Haymarket train station and tram stop, Apex Haymarket Hotel is a welcome retreat for travellers working in, or exploring the busy city centre. 

Just 200 metres from Haymarket Station and 5 minutes to EICC, the Hilton Edinburgh Grosvenor is a chic and modern hotel housed over two historic buildings.

The 4-star Novotel Edinburgh Centre hotel is located in central Edinburgh, close to the Royal Mile, Princes Street and near to Edinburgh Castle.

Situated in Edinburgh’s historic Old Town, The G&V Royal Mile Hotel invokes the city’s vibrant appeal – injecting new colour into a storied and dramatic backdrop.

The Principal Edinburgh on George Street has been welcoming hotel guests since 1881. At its heart are five listed Georgian townhouses, built in 1775.

The world-famous Edinburgh Castle is a historic fortress which dominates the skyline of the city. Explore the Castle's rich and fascinating history during your visit. 

The five-star visitor attraction at the top of the Royal Mile has been inspiring visitors about the joys of Scotch whisky for over 25 years.  

Enjoy the fascinating Camera Obscura & World of Illusions Show - with fantastic views of Edinburgh and five floors of optical experiences.

The Museum's diverse collections will take you on a journey of discovery through the history of Scotland, the wonders of nature and world cultures.

Edinburgh is home to three of the National Galleries of Scotland: the National Gallery, the Portrait Gallery and the Gallery of Modern Art.

For years, the hidden Closes of Old Town Edinburgh have been shrouded in myths and mysteries.  Explore this underground site to hear these fascinating stories.

The Palace of Holyroodhouse is the home of Scottish royal history and is the official residence in Scotland of Her Majesty The Queen.

RZSS Edinburgh Zoo is one of Europe's leading centres of conservation, education and research, and is one of Scotland's most popular visitor attractions.

The Royal Yacht Britannia was home to Her Majesty The Queen and the Royal Family for over 40 years, sailing over 1,000,000 miles around the world.

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Tucked away off the main road in Edinburgh's West End you'll find a small collection of quaint streets with some lovely boutiques and eateries on offer.

Under the dramatic skyline of Edinburgh Castle Princes Street offers shoppers a mile of high street fashion stretching from Waverley Station to the West End.

Explore the cobbled streets of Edinburgh's medieval Old Town during your visit and discover a unique collection of independent shops and boutiques.   

For high-end labels head to this stylish walkway with a collection of designers stores including Harvey Nichols, Louis Vuitton and Mulberry.

Walk north of George Street and explore the streets which span Edinburgh's and discover specialist delis, boutiques and galleries.

The Edinburgh Farmers’ Market takes place every Saturday from 9am to 2pm on Castle Terrace under the backdrop of Edinburgh Castle. You'll find a huge variety of fresh local produce from over 50 specialist producers.

Head 10 minutes south of the city centre by foot and you'll find the neighbouring areas of Bruntsfield and Morningside, just beyond the beautiful green expanse of the Meadows and Bruntsfield Links.   

Take a ten minute walk north of the city centre to the area of Stockbridge with its stylish bars, cafes, art shops and boutiques.  Visit on a Sunday, between 10am and 5pm, to enjoy the weekly food and crafts market.

Summerhall, the former Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies in Edinburgh, is now a creative hub for the arts with studio and workshop spaces, and an exciting year round programme of public events.

Arthur’s Seat, the highest point of Holyrood Park, is the remains of a volcano which can be climbed and explored via the many footpaths. Stone and flint tools found here reveal human activity as far back as 5000 BC.

The Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh (RBGE) is a world-renowned scientific centre for the study of plants, their diversity and conservation. Take a walk around and admire the beautifully manicured gardens.

Take Lothian Bus number 11 through Morningside to The Hermitage to start this 2.75 mile walk. It combines the wooded nature reserve of the Hermitage of Braid with an ascent of Blackford Hill and fantastic views.

Take Lothian Bus number 22 from the city centre to The Shore at Leith for an eclectic choice of places to eat and drink in a setting which mixes historic sites with contemporary developments.

Located four miles north west of the city centre, Cramond is an historic fishing village on the Firth of Forth complete with a quaint row of whitewashed houses, cafes and a small sandy beach.

Superb Michelin-star cooking in the shadow of Edinburgh castle.

Creative menu of locally-sourced artisanal produce in hip, industrial-chic former warehouse space.

Passorn's two restaurants serve dishes created with imported Thai spices, to ensure authenticity.

Located in the West End, Home serves Scottish/French cuisine and exists for a Social Mission.

Inventive Asian and European bistro dining in cool blue and bare stone décor.

Serves award-winning Scottish food with stunning views of Edinburgh Castle and The Royal Mile.

A creative menu presents sustainable fish dishes in light, modern, elegant space, with an oyster bar.

Fresh Scottish produce cooked in classic French style and served in smart Parisian brasserie décor.

Norn's ethos is to provide a creative dining experience which represents the best of Scottish produce.