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Castle Terrace, 33/35 Castle Terrace, Edinburgh

This restaurant, a new enterprise for Tom and Michaela Kitchin, opened its doors on the 14th of July introducing Chef Patron Dominic Jack to the city of Edinburgh.

A local lad, Dominic started his love of cooking as a ...

This week's Legend

Alistair Urquhart

The memoir of this 91-year-old former Scottish prisoner of war has become a surprise hit on one of the world’s biggest on-line bookstores. The book tells the story of Alistair Urquhart’s terrible ordeal under the Japanese during the Second World ... Read more

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Enjoy our live video streaming webcam in the centre of Edinburgh.
The streaming webcam broadcasts a number of views overlooking Princes Street, the Mound, Edinburgh Castle and the famous Scott Monument. This webcam service was kindly provided by Camvista Webcams.

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