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We’ve taken a look at all the city has to offer that set it apart from its biggest rival, Glasgow. From the very ground the city is built on to its tourist attractions, the differences are to be celebrated as special to each city.
Edinburgh’s history is a huge part of what attracts visitors to the city each year, because they know that they’re getting something that they just can’t get anywhere else.
So take a look at some of the differences we spotted, and let us know what unique Edinburgh things you love the most.
So take a look at some of the differences we spotted, and let us know what unique Edinburgh things you love the most.
13. A monument older than the Pyramids
Glasgow has it's fair share of history, but one of the world's oldest stone monuments which is as ancient as Stonehenge and the Pyramids sits - on a council estate in Edinburgh Photo: Katielee Arrowsmith / SWNS
14. A city beach
Portobello beach is absolutely perfect for a summer day in the city. It's just a few miles from the city centre is an absolutle oasis for those whole love to be by the sea. | PA
15. City of Literature status
Edinburgh was named as a UNESCO City of Literature in 2004 and was the first city to receive such recognition, thanks to its incredible impact on storytelling and the written word. Photo: Chris Scott
16. An incredible network of underground vaults
The South Bridge Vaults that snake beneath the Old Town have an incredible history, first as the home to businesses such as cobblers and taverns, but then a hive of illegal activity - including bodysnatchers if legends are to be believed. Photo: Contributed