Negotiating your way around this ageing building can be tricky. Still, once you've got your bearings, you'll find the fashions above average (the Designers at Debenhams range...

This popular out-of-town shopping destination, accessible via a 20-minute bus journey from the city centre or a ten-minute train ride to Newcraighall, is home to branches of...

Located at the west end of Princes Street, Fraser's offers a reasonable selection of cosmetics, contemporary and classic fashions, homewares and gifts.

A 20-minute drive west of the city, the Gyle is home to Sainsbury's, Marks & Spencer, Next and other well-known high street names.

When Harvey Nichols opened in Edinburgh in 2003, it heralded a shift in the city's shopping landscape. Designer togs have always been available here, but no one presents them...

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,...

John Lewis's Edinburgh store has undergone an estimated £25 million refurbishment in recent years, and it shows: it's now a shop very much fit for the 21st century. The stock,...

Mackenzie has been making leather bags and cases in Scotland for a quarter of a century. The hand-finished bags come with a lifetime guarantee.

The Edinburgh outpost of M&S, on the up again after a spell in the doldrums, is a tale of two stores. The 54 Princes Street operation is home to menswear, childrenswear,...

After a slow start, this Conran-designed building is now attracting decent numbers of retailers and customers, helping to regenerate the Leith waterfront. Shops include French...

Right next door to Waverley train station, Princes Mall also incorporates the city's tourism office. High street names such as Warehouse, Oasis and Kookai rub shoulders with...

The bleak concrete exterior of the St James Centre is often criticised, but its interior has been immeasurably improved with the refurbishment of the flagship John Lewis store....