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  • 2 days ago | edinburgh.org | Katie Morris

    You’ve ticked off the big-hitters: gazed out from the ramparts of Edinburgh Castle, browsed the grand hall of the National Museum of Scotland, maybe even braved the ghost tours. You’ve done Edinburgh – or have you? Beyond the picture-perfect landmarks and Instagram favourites, Edinburgh is home to a treasure trove of lesser-known experiences that offer just as much charm, history and thrill – often with fewer crowds and a refreshing sense of discovery.

  • 1 week ago | edinburgh.org | Katie Morris

    May Feast your way through Edinburgh’s most exciting eats, from croissants at dawn to cocktails at dusk. Crowned the UK’s Most Exciting Food Destination by Good Food Guide in 2025, Edinburgh’s allure lies not just in its 7 Michelin-starred restaurants – more than any other Scottish city – but in its eclectic array of artisan bakeries, buzzing bars and bold, locally-driven menus.

  • 1 week ago | edinburgh.org | Katie Morris

    What do you think of when you think of shopping in Edinburgh? Cosy little shops on cobbled streets filled with traditional Scottish gifts like tartan scarfs, hand-crafted jewellery and shortbread in decorative tins? We’ve got all of that, of course, but Edinburgh isn’t just about heritage and history, it’s also home to one of the UK’s most exciting destinations for shopping and leisure: St James Quarter.

  • Jan 28, 2025 | irelandbeforeyoudie.com | Katie Morris

    If you’re visiting Ireland from abroad or from another part of the country, you might fear that it’ll rain during your trip. Fear not; although there’s a good chance it’ll rain during your trip, that doesn’t mean it has to deter you from having a fabulous time. Cork has so many incredible arty and cultural experiences to discover, and you don’t need to be outside for most of them! Read on to discover some of the best things to do in Cork on a rainy day. You might get a sunny day if you’re lucky.

  • Jan 27, 2025 | irelandbeforeyoudie.com | Katie Morris

    Scroll through Netflix and Amazon Prime no more. If you are looking for an incredible Irish film to watch, look no further. From war films to comedy dramas, we’re going to outline what we think are the best Irish movies on Netflix and Amazon Prime right now.

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