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Time Out Guide to Edinburgh The second edition of the "Time Out Edinburgh Guide" gives you the inside view of Scotland's capital. From the low-down on the Scottish Parliament to the highlights of the new Museum of Scotland, it has been thoroughly researched and rewritten to ensure it is right up to date

Capital of the Mind: How Edinburgh Changed the World by James Buchan How - in the 18th century - did a notoriously poor, alcoholic, violent and smelly town, consisting of just two long streets and 40,000 inhabitants, make such an impression on its age and ours?

The Mini Rough Guide to Edinburgh Perched on a series of extinct volcanoes and rocky crags, EDINBURGH enjoys a dramatic natural setting unrivalled by any other major European city.

The Town Below the Ground: Edinburgh's Legendary Underground City People are fascinated by tales of fabled lost cities. Yet below Scotland's capital, hidden for almost two centuries, there lies a metropolis whose very existence was forgotten until recently

Itchy Insider's Guide to Edinburgh: 2003 The ultimate insider guide to Edinburgh, reviews and photos for everything entertainment. Eating, drinking, shopping and clubbing, everything you need to know

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Lonely Planet: Edinburgh A guide to Edinburgh from its famous castle right down to its lesser-known nooks and crannies. This edition features new boxed text including "best bars and beers" and "Cycling Edinburgh", coverage of all the festivals, not just the big one, and places to stay and eat on any size of budget

100 Countryside Walks Around Edinburgh This comprehensive guide to countryside walks covers a range of 45 miles around Edinburgh. One hundred routes are presented, each fully described and accompanied by a sketched map

Collins Colour Street Map: Edinburgh This full colour map of Edinburgh provides street level detail and a full index to street names at a scale of 4 inches to 1 mile, 1:15,840.

Edinburgh and Lothians Walks Jarrold Publishing continues its bestselling series of Pathfinder walking guides with this new title. This Pathfinder guide covers Scotland's beautiful capital city and the surrounding area - a region of varying landscapes, which includes coastline, moorland, rural countryside which is reminiscent of the gentle scenery of the Borders, and hillwalks that afford fantastic views..

Historic Houses of Edinburgh A guide to dwelling houses in Edinburgh which are of special interest because of age, history, architecture, unusual features or owners.

Edinburgh on a Plate A mouthwatering collection of culinary delights from 21 of the finest restaurants in Edinburgh.

Edinburgh: the Photographic Atlas If you live in Edinburgh, you will already possess a personal stake in this book - within its pages you will be able to find your house, perhaps locate your car parked in the street, trace your route to work, and visit some of your favourite places

Cycle Tours: Around Edinburgh and the Scottish Borders Around Edinburgh and the Scottish Borders is one of 20 titles in the new Philip's Cycle Tours series

Edinburgh: the Capital Guide 2003/2004 Written and edited by Justin Anderson, an Edinburgh local, the Capital Guide gives an informed and broad ranging overview of the city, in an informal, anecdotal style - the perfect guide for a visitor or new immigrant, or just for someone who wants to keep up to date with what's happening in Auld Reekie

Porno by Irvine Welsh Porno is a sequel to Trainspotting, and builds on the success of that caustic and very funny novel by taking some of the characters through some radical new catastrophes. Sick Boy returns to Edinburgh with his ventures as a pimp and hustler in London having gone pear-shaped.

Trainspotting by Irvine Welsh A jarring, fragmented ride through the dark underbelly of Edinburgh, the festival city. There is not an advocate, a festival performer or a fur coat in sight as, with bitter passion and rancid humour, Welsh lays bare the lives of this ill-starred bunch of addicts, alcoholics and no-hopers.