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1. Biggar Puppet Theatre
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 95 reviews
Victorian Style Puppet Theatre - The home of International Purves Puppets.Theatre seating 100 showing special glow in the dark large scale puppet shows for ages 1-100. Tearoom,playpark and coach car park on site.Search for our Facebook page
Reviewed By Dawnguk - Edinburgh, United Kingdom
My wife and I took our 3 grandchildren to see this show yesterday. Aged three and twins at one and a half. All of them sat through the whole show totally absorbed. They were singing,clapping and laughing/giggling throughout the show. Fantastic entertainment and great value for price of the tickets. We spent the whole afternoon at the theatre. Arrived early so kids played in the play park before we went into the tearoom area to our allocated table. Food made fresh for you if you wished but no pressure put on you to buy anything. Then into allocated rows in the theatre (adults to each end with kids in the middle so that all the kids can see) to watch the show. After the show all the kids get to meet some of the puppets in the tearoom. Keep your camera handy, no restrictions on taking photos. There is a shop where all kinds of puppets can be purchased but again no pressure to buy. Back out to the play park for 20 minutes before going home. Thank You Purves Puppets- Great Organisation, Fantastic Day.
2. Dornoch Pipe Band
3. Inchyra Arts Club
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 19 reviews
The Inchyra Arts Club is a stunningly atmospheric new music and arts venue in a beautiful refurbished cattle byre on the Inchyra Estate in Glencarse, Perth
4. The Highland Military Tattoo
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 20 reviews
A spectacular showcase of Highland music, dancing and military history rounded off with a stunning display of fireworks in an unforgettable setting
5. Watch Closely - An Evening of Magic
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 63 reviews
Scotland's "Close-up Magician of the Year" Billy Reid presents his 5-star show WATCH CLOSELY for your entertainment & wonderment. Hosted by The Bungo, the show takes place beneath the buzz of the bar in the vault, especially transformed into an intimate theatre space for the performance. Here you'll experience a spellbinding evening of sleight-of-hand magic & storytelling as the impossible unfolds inches from your eyes and even in your own hands! The show concludes with Reid's signature 'Caledonia' routine - the most beautiful card trick in the world. "Reid smoothly combines his illustrative & performance skills into a remarkable experience." - World Magic Review. *** Performances on: 12th June, 4th July, August 8th, Sept 4th, Oct 2nd, Nov 6th & Dec 4th. BOOK NOW! ***
Reviewed By 1965sophie
Fabulous evening last night. Billy is a very friendly guy, made everyone feel welcome and relaxed.By keeping the group small everyone can see the table but not see :) his magic skills, (my jokes aren't very good). Steven and I were mesmerised, captivated and in awe. I guess you can tell how much we enjoyed it. Mixture of fun, giggle etc I defy anyone who goes to the show not to be inspired by the skill and how Billy puts this over to his guests.
6. Edinburgh Experience
7. Magdalen Chapel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 17 reviews
Reviewed By Margo7850p
I spotted this chapel as I walked down Cowgate towards the Grassmarket. I am really glad that I noticed it and it was open to visitors. The Magdalen Chapel is a 16th century chapel located almost beneath the George IV bridge in the Cowgate in the Old Town of Edinburgh. The chapel was built between 1541 and 1544. It was bequeathed by Michael MacQueen and also his wife Janet Rynd who is buried within. A semi-circular wooden platform was installed at the east end around 1615 and the layout of the Chapel was altered. The tower and spire were added about 1620. The stained glass in the middle window of the south wall features the Royal Arms of Scotland and the Arms of Mary of Guise. It is the only intact pre-Reformation stained glass window in Scotland. The Victorian façade obscures the ancient stonework. An inscription over the door reads 'He that hath pity upon the poore lendeth unto the Lord and the Lord will recompence him that which he hath given''. Architects Simpson and Brown undertook a major restoration programme in 1992/93. It is now the headquarters of the Scottish Reformation Society. A small but really interesting chapel worth seeing.
8. The Edinburgh Dungeon
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 5,745 reviews
The Edinburgh Dungeon is the ultimate underground journey through Edinburgh's darkest history; a unique, award-winning visitor attraction that brings together an professional cast of theatrical actors, special effects, 360 degree sets and thrilling rides in a truly unique and immersive walk-through experience. Shows are based on real Scottish history, minus the boring bits!
Reviewed By F9857YLpatrickh
Great fun, the actors and actresses in their old Scottish accents were so authentic, the setting is very good and the props just amazing, great family fun, pre book beforehand .
9. King Tut's Wah-Wah Hut
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 154 reviews
Reviewed By jackmorris93 - Bromsgrove, United Kingdom
Filmed with Liam Gallagher here for his most recent video. If you are into music then you should be into King Tut's! great atmosphere, great aesthetically and a lovely beer! Everyone has stopped here at some point so get down there and check it out.
10. Grand Ole Opry
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 83 reviews
Reviewed By 1969dawn
We had a fab night here, people were friendly, dancing was fun and the funniest of the whole night was the shootout! Hysterical, fab place to visit and bonus the drink is cheap!
