Raeburn House Hotel
112 Raeburn Place, Edinburgh
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Raeburn House Hotel Edinburgh

112 Raeburn Place Edinburgh, Scotland, EH4 1RG, United Kingdom

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Scotland VS England

A travel blog entry by myriamcaron

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... still there are no changes so far. I don’t
know enough about the politic of Scotland and the rest of the United Kingdom to
judge on that situation but after talking with some people, it appears that
it’s a divided debate here as well, that could go on for a long time. The facts
are that the Scottish economy is not strong enough at the moment to support the
country by itself. Just like it did in Quebec, ...

Green Hills and Rugged Landscapes

A travel blog entry by jreneerod

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... of all, which is a nice break from busy and bustling London, and also was much more mellow (perhaps the good weather put everyone in a better mood).

And there were bagpipes. And tartans. It was hard to distinguish whether it was a passion for tradition or simply a tourist draw, yet it was pleasant known the less and really brought about the feeling of being in SCOTLAND. Surprisingly, or I guess ...

8th CRUISE STOP: EDINBURGH, SCOTLAND

A travel blog entry by lorenzo1

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... for a bus tour on this day. The first stop was Rosslyn Chapel located about 15 miles south of Edinburgh. This chapel was built between 1446 and 1486 and went through various degrees of use, non-use and disrepair. Minimal improvement was made in 1861 to allow it to serve as a local church, which continues services to this day. Things were pretty quiet with about 10,000 visitors per year. Then Dan Brown's book "The De Vinci ...

It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas....

A travel blog entry by ozzyols

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... Little wood huts showing of a variety of wares dotted down the pedestrian mall towards the mound. Down in the dip next to the railways, they had turned it into a winter wonderland with rides and a skating rink. Along Princes street was another market with more local produce.

I was thankful that was I wearing two layers of trousers... two pairs of sock and a couple of layers (plus jacket) cause it was as Bill said yesterday... Brisk!

Then I found the ...

Kilts, Castles and Cocktails

A travel blog entry by amh

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... little spot down the street for cappucino and scones. Then we walked up the Royal Mile, shopping (of course) and sightseeing along the way. We did the Scotch Whiskey Experience center tour. I had done it on my first visit and it was cool but a little cheesy with dioramas and such. However they have updated it and it really was a great tour. Even if you don't like whiskey, it's still very interesting to learn all about the ...

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This bed and breakfast was formerly known as: Raeburn House