Moumita Paul

Spending a day in Edinburgh is like stepping through time. From the dramatic Edinburgh Castle on the rocky crag to the quiet curve of Circus Lane, this city is a storybook written in stone.  It is a place where volcanoes sleep beneath your feet and medieval ghosts peer from crooked windows – a city suspended

The best time to visit Edinburgh is, simply put, whenever you can. The Scottish capital city welcomes you with open arms in every season.  Picture a springtime stroll beneath a canopy of cherry blossoms in Princes Street Gardens and the Meadows. Or feel the summer buzz along the Royal Mile, alive with street performers and

If you are looking for a day trip from Edinburgh that is close, scenic, and rich in history, point yourself toward South Queensferry. Perched on the southern edge of the Firth of Forth, this coastal town packs charm into its narrow cobbled lanes, brightly painted houses, and breathtaking coastal vistas. South Queensferry gets its name

Located just a few miles away from the noise and buzz of Edinburgh, the idyllic village of Roslin feels like a world apart. This dreamy little village is steeped in legend, shrouded in history, and wrapped in ancient woodlands.  If you are thinking of a short day trip from Edinburgh, Roslin is a brilliant place

Edinburgh is a city made for walking. Beyond its cobbled streets and iconic landmarks, Edinburgh offers a surprising wealth of green spaces and scenic trails where nature thrives in the heart of the city.  It astonishes me how this city effortlessly blends urban character with natural beauty. The city is home to an incredible variety

Edinburgh is a city that wears its history on every cobblestone — but to truly understand its soul, you have to step inside its museums. Beyond the dramatic skyline and centuries-old streets lies a collection of institutions that tell the stories behind the stones: of monarchs and revolutionaries, poets and inventors, visionaries and everyday citizens. 

There’s something undeniably enchanting about Edinburgh in winter. The city wears the cold well. Despite the shorter days and low temperature, the inviting cafes, the effortlessly charming streets, numerous museums and art galleries, and the bustling pubs of Edinburgh will offer you a warm and cosy welcome during the bleak winter months. So, lace up your