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Edinburgh Marco Polo Guide

Experience all of Edinburghs attractions with this up-to-date authoritative guide packed with Insider Tips. Most holidaymakers want to have fun and feel relaxed from the moment they arrive at their holiday destination - thats what Marco Polo Guides are all about. Discover boutique hotels authentic restaurants the citys trendiest places and night spots get tips on shopping and what to do on a tight budget as well as plenty of ideas for travel with kids. Also contains: the Perfect Day Festivals & Events Travel Tips Links Blogs Apps & more and a comprehensive index. The Scottish capital has always been vibrant and cosmopolitan without compromising its traditional Scottish heritage of kilts bagpipes folk music and whisky. It is divided into two distinct parts the Old Town and New Town
which are both listed as UNESCO World Heritage Sites. A practical pocket-sized guide MARCO POLO Edinburgh takes you on a journey through time. Take a stroll through this city of international festivals churches and cemeteries monuments and museums creepy stories and strange happenings. The Insider Tips reveal where you can drink beer made of seaweed where Edinburghs closest beach resort is situated and why the station clock is always two minutes ahead. The Best Of pages show you things you can find only in Edinburgh recommend places to go for free things to do on a rainy day and how best to relax and unwind. Find out Whats Hot in Edinburgh - whether art cafes vintage second-hand shops or places to watch football in 3D. The City Walks chapter leads you through the citys literary past as
well as to the oldest pub in Scotland - dating from 1360. Finally the Dos & Donts point out some of the things you need to be aware of and watch out for when visiting the city. MARCO POLO Edinburgh provides comprehensive coverage of the city. To help you find your way around theres a detailed street atlas inside a useful public transport map in the backcover plus a handy pull-out map. A must-have for all travellers including those who havent bought a travel guide in the past - all this for only GBP5.99!
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    Experience all of Edinburghs attractions with this up-to-date authoritative guide packed with Insider Tips. Most holidaymakers want to have fun & feel relaxed from the moment they arrive at their holiday destination
    - thats what Marco Polo Guides are all about. Discover boutique hotels authentic restaurants the citys trendiest places & night spots get tips on shopping & what to do on a tight budget as well as plenty of ideas for travel with kids. Also contains: the Perfect Day Festivals & Events Travel Tips Links Blogs Apps & more & a comprehensive index. The Scottish capital has always been vibrant & cosmopolitan without compromising its traditional Scottish heritage of kilts bagpipes folk music & whisky. It is divided into two distinct parts the Old Town & New Town which are both listed as UNESCO World Heritage Sites. A practical pocket-sized guide MARCO POLO Edinburgh takes you on a journey through time. Take a stroll through this city of international festivals churches & cemeteries monuments & museums creepy stories & strange happenings. The Insider Tips reveal where you can drink beer made from seaweed where Edinburghs closest beach resort is situated & why the station clock is always two minutes ahead. The Best Of pages show you things you can find only in Edinburgh recommend places to go for free things to do on a rainy day & how best to relax & unwind. Find out Whats Hot in Edinburgh
    - whether art cafes vintage second-hand shops or places to watch football in 3D. The City Walks chapter leads you through the citys literary past as well as to the oldest pub in Scotland
    - dating from 1360. Finally the Dos & Donts point out some of the things you need to be aware of & watch out for when visiting the city. MARCO POLO Edinburgh provides comprehensive coverage of the city. To help you find your way around theres a detailed street atlas inside a useful public transport map in the backcover plus a handy pull-out map. A must-have for all travellers including those who havent bought a travel guide in the past
    - all this for only GBP5.99!

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