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Athletic Arms
Named after the cemetery across the street – the grave-diggers used to nip in and slake their thirst after a hard day’s interring – the Diggers dates from the 1890s. It’s still staunchly traditional – the decor has barely changed in 100 years – and has recently revived its reputation as a real-ale drinker’s mecca by serving locally brewed Diggers’ 80-shilling ale. Packed to the gills with football and rugby fans on match days.
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Abbotsford
One of the few pubs in Rose St that has retained its Edwardian splendour, the Abbotsford has long been a hang-out for writers, actors, journalists and media people, and has many loyal regulars. Dating from 1902, and named after Sir Walter Scott’s country house, the pub’s centrepiece is a splendid mahogany island bar. Good selection of Scottish and English real ales.
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Musselburgh Racecourse
Horse-racing enthusiasts should head 6 miles east to Musselburgh Racecourse, Scotland’s oldest racecourse (founded 1816), where meetings are held throughout the year.
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Meadowbank Sports Centre
Most sporting events, including athletics and cycling, are held at Meadowbank Sports Centre, Scotland’s main sports arena.
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Meadowbank Sports Centre
Many sporting events, including athletics and cycling, are held at Meadowbank Sports Centre, Scotland’s main sports arena.
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Tynecastle Stadium
Heart of Midlothian (aka Hearts) has its home ground at Tynecastle Stadium, southwest of the city centre in Gorgie.
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Murrayfield Stadium
Murrayfield Stadium, about 1.5 miles west of the city centre, is the venue for international rugby matches.
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Newtown Bar
Stylish modern bar serving good food and drink, and basement club with resident DJ that hosts regular men-only events.
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Murrayfield Stadium
Murrayfield Stadium, about 1.5 miles west of the city centre, is the venue for international matches.
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Tynecastle Stadium
Hearts has its home ground at Tynecastle Stadium, southwest of the city centre in Gorgie.
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