Scotland's only photographic bookshop stocks coffee table-friendly tomes featuring everything from landscapes to celebrity portraits.

From its crystal chandeliers to the luxury lingerie on sale, the vibe at Boudiche is deeply decadent. Brands include La Perla Black Label, Damaris, Spoylt and Elle Macpherson...

Scotland's oldest independent bottler, established in 1842, has a fine selection of whiskies, encompassing both rare brands and more recognisable names. The company is also...

Established in 1966, this popular local hairdressing name now has a number of salons throughout the city. Prices are staggered to reflect the experience of the stylist.

Corniche has been introducing new labels to the city for years. Designers such as Westwood and Gaultier are represented, with menswear and womenswear pieces, alongside local...

This high-quality butcher is best known for its extensive array of sausages: boar, port and stilton, and pork, mango and apple are stocked alongside more traditional bangers.

The Edinburgh Architectural Salvage Yard has been supplying Edinburgh's citizens with period pieces for more than 20 years. Georgian, Victorian, art nouveau and art deco...

Scotland's first co-operatively run bike shop, open for almost 30 years, has an extensive selection of bikes, panniers, protective gear and other accessories. The friendly...

Hamilton & Inches have a royal warrant as silversmiths to the Queen. The wares are every bit as grand as the Georgian shop: watches, silverware and a stylish (if pricey)...

Wandering past this shop will either make you wince or grin, so pungent is the smell of the cheeses within. Delicious farmhouse cheeses from all over Europe sit alongside...

You could easily fill a couple of hours exploring this vast shop, its 100 departments laid out rather eccentrically over six floors. The store includes fashions, cosmetics,...

The cutting-edge garments here are best described as reconstructed. Tweed, boiler suits, jeans and other items are ripped up and put back together to create something more...

Kinlock Anderson may be the city's most renowned kiltmaker, although it's far from the cheapest. The shop includes a small tartan museum.

Napiers, which dates back to 1860, offers treatments from herbalists, acupuncturists and other practioners. The shop is well stocked with homeopathic and herbal medicines, as...