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“So! My mum & I are off to Edinburgh at the weekend and I wondered what are the absolute must-sees and which are the best restaurants? Thanking you!”   1 cheer 21 answers	mapetitpuce Sheffield
“Hey, I'm heading up for the fringe festival on 18th August to 21st and am just wondering if you can recommend any specific places to go and see and things to do? I'd really appreciate it, thanks very much!”   2 cheers 9 answers	AryanaLeonhart London
“Can you recommend any distilleries close to Edinburgh that give tours of the scotch making process and host scotch tastings?”   1 cheer 9 answers	spyderball Mountain View
“Hi, my fiancea nd I are looking for specific sites to visit that clips of the movie Trainspotting were filmed? Like maybe a certain pub (Trainspotting pub?) or other landmarks used in the movie that we could see and photograph. Thank you!”   6 cheers 59 answers	Snookie London
“Hi, My fiancé and I are getting married in Leith this April and we are looking for ideas on good accommodations, hostels, eateries, pubs and also worthy tourist points of Edinburgh and Leith. We’d love any further recommendations on what to do or see”   3 cheers 27 answers	Snookie London
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Edinburgh ((listen), pronounced /??d?nb(?)r?/; Scottish Gaelic: Dùn Èideann) is the capital city of Scotland. It is the seventh largest city in the United Kingdom and the second largest Scottish city after Glasgow. Edinburgh is one of Scotland's 32 local http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edinburgh

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