Edinburgh from £32.99 inc tax
Visit Scotland's capital city Edinburgh seven days a week from £32.99 each way. Edinburgh is bursting with inspiring things to see and do, from spooky ghost tours beneath its medieval Old Town, to galleries boasting some of the world's finest art. It really is one of Europe's most attractive and historic cities and autumn is one of the most memorable times to take a relaxing break here. Why not have a warming visit at the Scotch Whisky Experience and view the world's largest collection of Scotch whisky, or indulge in locally sourced produce at one of the city's fine restaurants.
You can visit Her Majesty the Queen's residence, the Palace of Holyroodhouse, set beneath the towering volcanic crags of Arthur's Seat, and step aboard Britannia, for a fascinating insight into the life on the Royal Yacht. And when you can fly from Manston with flybe from £32.99 one way, your perfect break is only a few clicks away with flybe.com.
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Festivals - what Edinburgh does best.
The Edinburgh Festival is a generic term used to describe the cultural explosion which takes place in the city in August each year. It is in fact made up of a variety of festivals and events including the International Festival, The Fringe Festival, Edinburgh Book Festival, Edinburgh Military Tattoo, Jazz Festival and Edinburgh Mela.
Later in the year, the city comes alive during the winter festivals which feature the month-long Edinburgh's Christmas and culminates with the world famous Hogmanay celebrations.
Spring time sees Ceilidh Culture, the Science Festival and the Edinburgh Film Festival providing the entertainment while the Children's Festival starts the summer with playful exuberance.
As home to the most vibrant calendar of international festivals and events, you can be sure that there's always something to tempt you during a stay in Edinburgh
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Edinburgh Pass
See more and save more with the Edinburgh Pass - the essential sightseeing pass for visitors to Edinburgh. With five new tours and four new exhibitions added this year, it's better than ever.
Visiting Scotland's capital city has never been easier. You can pre-plan your trip, experience quick and hassle-free entrance to attractions and transport, and save money at the same time. So whether you're into history, haunted tours, culture, nature or full-on fun, the Edinburgh Pass is a must-have for any city break in Edinburgh. Find out more.
Edinburgh's Farmer Market - Every Saturday
Over 70 specialist producers currently attend the market. The majority of stallholders are primary producers, growing what they sell. A quarter offer meat products, including specialities such as wild boar, venison, ostrich and water buffalo. Organic beef, chicken, lamb and pork are also available. Other types of produce include fish (lobster in season), free-range eggs (including duck eggs), cheese, seasonal fruit and vegetables, honey, chillies and plants. In addition you will find producers who bake and prepare their own farm products. Guest producers provide specialities including organic beer, liqueurs, bread, chocolates and chutneys. Find out more.
Edinburgh's Hogmanay 2011 - 30 Dec - 01 Jan 2012
Edinburgh's Hogmanay welcomes 2012 in style, with over 200,000 revellers enjoying spectacular events throughout the New Year. Now entering its 19th year, Edinburgh's Hogmanay 2011 promises to be the biggest and best party ever . Find out more.
Royal Highland Show - 21 - 24 June 2012
The spectacular highlight of Scotland's country calendar, with a Scottish food exhibition, pedigree livestock, flower show, show jumping, craft fair and much more. Find out more.
Royal Military Tattoo - 3 - 25 August 2012
This will be the 62nd extravaganza to be staged at the Scottish capital's ancient Castle - a spectacular and inspiring backcloth for this remarkable and internationally acclaimed event. Find out more.
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