Visitor favourites such as Santa Stories, ice skating, LNER's big wheel, the around the world Starflyer and the family ...

The annual festivities will start from Saturday, November 15 and run until Sunday, January 4 as the capital celebrates the ...

Edinburgh’s Christmas Market kicks off on Friday, November 15 and runs until Saturday, January 4. That kicks off a series of events designed to bring in the festive season.

EDINBURGH’S famous Christmas market is back – and a stall is causing a frenzy over its prices, for all the right reasons. The much-loved festive extravaganza draws thousands of visitors… ...

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The Edinburgh Christmas market is set to take place from Saturday, November 18 to Tuesday, January 3, 2023. The market is also expected to be open between 10 am to 10 pm (as was the case in 2021 ...

Edinburgh’s Christmas Market and the other attractions will be open daily from 10am until 10pm. However, there will be some exceptions over the Christmas period. Advertisement ...

With the Edinburgh Christmas Market kicking off on Friday, Tourism Writer Alexander Smail headed over to see what it was like on opening weekend — and his thoughts were mixed.

Finally, a Christmas day out in Edinburgh wouldn't be complete without a trip to a cosy pub for a tipple — and the capital of course has no shortage of them. Article continues below ...

The Edinburgh Christmas markets will open tomorrow and will be open until January 6. Organisers have promised seven weeks of festive joy as the iconic big wheel returns to the city centre.

EDINBURGH’S famous Christmas market is back – and a stall is causing a frenzy over its prices, for all the right reasons. The much-loved festive extravaganza draws thousands of visitors… ...

Edinburgh Christmas market on its opening weekend (Image: Alexander Smail) The music selection also left much to be desired, with an overemphasis on contemporary pop that didn't quite fit the setting.