Workmen can be seen here continuing to work on the Edinburgh tram project on Princes Street, on 30 September 2009.Workmen can be seen here continuing to work on the Edinburgh tram project on Princes Street, on 30 September 2009.
Workmen can be seen here continuing to work on the Edinburgh tram project on Princes Street, on 30 September 2009.

2000s Edinburgh: 15 photo memories of Edinburgh back in the Noughties – including giant Andy Warhol exhibition

Gary Flockhart
By Gary Flockhart
Published 6th Jul 2023, 16:42 BST
Updated 6th Jul 2023, 16:56 BST
We’ve dipped into our photo archives to find some incredible pictures that perfectly capture Edinburgh life back in the Noughties.

Have a look at these photographs of the Capital from back then – and drink up the nostalgia.

Members of the public can be seen here dancing on 9 October 2009, as Sky 1 launches a new dance series called Just Dance.

5. Just Dance

Members of the public can be seen here dancing on 9 October 2009, as Sky 1 launches a new dance series called Just Dance. Photo: Ian Gavan/Getty Images/Sky

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The People Against Fur Trade group took to the east end of Princes Street for a protest march on 18 January 2000.

6. Fur protesters

The People Against Fur Trade group took to the east end of Princes Street for a protest march on 18 January 2000. Photo: Phil Wilkinson

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Scotland captain Andy Nicol holds up the Calcutta Cup after Scotland defeated England 19-13 at Murrayfield, 2 April 2000.

7. Calcutta Cup

Scotland captain Andy Nicol holds up the Calcutta Cup after Scotland defeated England 19-13 at Murrayfield, 2 April 2000. Photo: Ian Rutherford

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Anti-nuclear demonstrators march through Princes Street in Edinburgh to finish off their 85 mile walk from Faslane submarine base on the Clyde to the Scottish Parliament on 19 September 2006. The campaigners called for an end to Trident missiles and any proposed replacements.

8. Peace campaign against Trident

Anti-nuclear demonstrators march through Princes Street in Edinburgh to finish off their 85 mile walk from Faslane submarine base on the Clyde to the Scottish Parliament on 19 September 2006. The campaigners called for an end to Trident missiles and any proposed replacements. Photo: Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Images

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