Didn’t realise David Marshall was still playing !

[Jimmy the Jock]

Visited Easter Road a few times, worth the visit and the pre match experience is very decent with sn abundance of pubs around.

If with the wife, Edinburgh is easy on the eye although I do like Leith which is a lot grittier than the city centre.

One of the best cities about for a city break . Great vibe to it , did a bit of walking in the Pentland Hills early December on my way up North . Liked the look of the Christmas Markets so did an Easy Jet city break (great value) before xmas , watched Real Betis v Rangers in a West End sports bar with a fellow Rangers supporter (from Edinburgh), a Celtic supporter a Hibs supporter and a load of people who couldn't care less .
Do the castle and all the cheesy tourist places . You will love it.

[Jordi Culé]

One of the best cities about for a city break . Great vibe to it , did a bit of walking in the Pentland Hills early December on my way up North . Liked the look of the Christmas Markets so did an Easy Jet city break (great value) before xmas , watched Real Betis v Rangers in a West End sports bar with a fellow Rangers supporter (from Edinburgh), a Celtic supporter a Hibs supporter and a load of people who couldn't care less .
Do the castle and all the cheesy tourist places . You will love it.

Fully agree. Edinburgh is a great city to visit and got plenty to do.

I love Glasgow too as its got plenty going on but usually found in The Horsehoe, Pot Still and a whole host of other public houses.

Done quite a few Pollok matches and even ventured into Shettleston last year to watch Glasgow United. Ended up in a pub in Shettleston which was interesting and great people.

[Jimmy the Jock]

Fully agree. Edinburgh is a great city to visit and got plenty to do.

I love Glasgow too as its got plenty going on but usually found in The Horsehoe, Pot Still and a whole host of other public houses.

Done quite a few Pollok matches and even ventured into Shettleston last year to watch Glasgow United. Ended up in a pub in Shettleston which was interesting and great people.

The Horsehoe is bang in the middle of the City Centre but still retains the grittiness of Glasgow , great place for a spot of people watching .
You wont find any tourist information on drinking in Pollock or Shettleston anywhere . Visiting the locals pubs in any of the schemes is usually only for the brave ,specially if you aren't introduced. It may have matured somewhat in my absence.

[Citizen's Nephew]

One of the best cities about for a city break . Great vibe to it , did a bit of walking in the Pentland Hills early December on my way up North . Liked the look of the Christmas Markets so did an Easy Jet city break (great value) before xmas , watched Real Betis v Rangers in a West End sports bar with a fellow Rangers supporter (from Edinburgh), a Celtic supporter a Hibs supporter and a load of people who couldn't care less .
Do the castle and all the cheesy tourist places . You will love it.

You and Jordi have sold the trip. Thank you both very much

[splott parker]

David Marshall still playing and doing his bit for ‘Visit Scotland’ on this thread, versatility at its finest