"Edinburgh has been the Scottish capital since the 15th century. It has two distinct areas: the Old Town, dominated by a medieval fortress; and the neoclassical New Town, whose development from the ...

The Old and New Towns of Edinburgh World Heritage Site Management Plan 2011-2016 also contains valuable information pertaining to stakeholder engagement, management, and conservation issues.

When visiting Edinburgh, first-time travelers will be able to easily differentiate between Old Town and New Town. New Town's planned streets, squares and public greens occupy Edinburgh's northern ...

As locations go there isn’t much better in Edinburgh. There are three buildings that make up the Cheval Old Town Chambers. The new extension on the Royal Mile, which opened in November 2021 ...

Dunpark, who own and operate the existing unit at 1 Abercromby Place, have submitted new proposals to turn the ground and lower ground floors into a professionally managed hotel ...

From the medieval closes of the Old Town to the regal townhouses of the Georgian New Town, Edinburgh is a city brimming with ...

Central Edinburgh has two different sides: the Georgian New Town is a realm of leafy boulevards, towering townhouses and charming mews, while the medieval Old Town hides myriad closes and ...