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While St Andrew's Day (November 30) is perhaps not as prominent as, say, St Patrick's Day, the celebration of Scotland's patron saint (handily situated between Halloween, Christmas and New Year) is still marked with some deal of ceremony. Traditional Scottish ceilidhs are danced, stories are told, haggis is eaten and more than a couple of whiskies are imbibed. Being Scotland's capital city, St Andrew's Day in Edinburgh is naturally quite a big deal (though we'll grudgingly admit that it's probably more significant to the town of, er, St Andrews) - read on to find out the best ways to celebrate.
Edinburgh's filled with great whisky bars - here are some of the best
There's more to Scottish cuisine than haggis and deep fried Mars Bars - here's where to try some
Find out all the best things to do on the day, with gigs, ceilidhs, storytelling and more
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