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Thu 18th March 2010
Edinburgh
Stay in a Hotel in the middle of Edinburgh with a city break - A city of outstanding splendor Edinburgh short breaks feature a beautiful and superbly atmospheric city packed with excellent architecture and overflowing with history. Scotlands capital is a delightful city for just walking around, with most of the major sights within a manageably compact central area. The principal appeal of Edinburgh weekend breaks is the look of the city itself and the delightful contrast between the fine medieval streets of the Old Town and the graceful, elegant Georgian architecture of the New Town. All Edinburgh city breaks unavoidably focus on the two great thoroughfares, the Royal Mile and Princes Street, and the truly wonderful castle that sits above and looks over the city. The undulating nature of the city along with fine parks and viewpoints make Edinburgh short breaks a favourite.
Hotel near to the Centre of Edinburgh
Over-Seas House
100 Princes St, Edinburgh, EH2 3AB
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Rooms From £69.00 |
Luxury Hotel near to the Centre of Edinburgh
Over-Seas House
100 Princes St, Edinburgh, EH2 3AB
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Rooms From £69.00 |
Budget Hotels near to the Centre of Edinburgh
Castle View Guest House
30 Castle Street, Edinburgh, EH2 3HT
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Rooms From £34.00 |
Highest Customer reviewed Hotel near to the Centre of Edinburgh
Over-Seas House
100 Princes St, Edinburgh, EH2 3AB
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Rooms From £69.00 |
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Other Shopping Citys you might consider!
London - England
Next to New York and Paris, London offers almost certainly the best shopping experience of any city in the world. Certainly, visitors to the capital are often overwhelmed by the utter range of goods obtainable. For major international and British Brands, Londons major shopping areas tend to centre around Oxford Street and Regent Street, while Knightsbridge is home to stores stocking even additional upmarket goods. Anyone looking for specialist items should head to Covent Garden, whilst those with severe money to spend descend towards New Bond Street home to some of Britains most fashionable shops.