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7 unique, cool and fun things to do in Edinburgh in January

7 unique, cool and fun things to do in Edinburgh in January

Things to do in Edinburgh January 2024 What's on in Edinburgh

Did you know that Edinburgh is the second most visited city in the UK, after London? That’s because it has so much to offer, even in the coldest and darkest month of the year. If you’re feeling the January blues, don’t worry. We have the perfect cure for you: a list of the most amazing events and activities you can enjoy in Edinburgh this month.

Whether you want to relax, learn, or have fun, we have something for you. Yoga parties, prosecco bike tours, afternoon tea, cocktail making, and more. Edinburgh has it all. So grab your diary and check out our top picks of things to do in Edinburgh for January.

Meet Deliciously Ella

 
WHEN: 31st January
Price: £25 (must be an egg member)

Elevate your morning at the W Hotel in Edinburgh with Deliciously Ella, hosted exclusively for EGG members as part of the ‘Women on Top’ event series on January 31, 2024, from 10:30 AM to 12:30 PM. Immerse yourself in the inspiring journey of Ella Mills, the powerhouse behind Deliciously Ella, as she shares her insights into entrepreneurship, plant-based living, and her latest cookbook, ‘Healthy Made Simple.’

Discover the secrets behind Ella’s success, from selling 1.5 million books globally to launching over 100 plant-based food products in 10,000+ stores. Engage in a lively Q&A session, dive into discussions about ‘Healthy Made Simple,’ and seize the opportunity to have your copy signed by Ella herself.

This exclusive event will take place at the W Edinburgh in Studio 1 on the 4th floor of the Ribbon building, offering limited spaces for EGG members.

Book via egg.

VOGA – Yoga with a retro twist

 
Available: all month
Price: from £350 per group, up to 40 people

Get ready to take your yoga game to a whole new level of fun with House of VOGA… This isn’t just your average yoga class; it’s a fusion of retro fun, hedonism, and empowerment, bringing you a unique and innovative way to sweat it out with your pals.

Inspired by Madonna’s iconic ‘Vogue,’ this fitness party class combines yoga and dance, infusing a burst of energy, flexibility, and all-around good vibes. Led by your fabulous Vougette instructor, you’ll groove to a specially choreographed routine.

House of VOGA takes care of the venue, so you can focus on rocking your vibrant leotards and bringing those leg warmers out of retirement. So, if you’re looking for things to do in Edinburgh that involve fitness, get physical, 80s style!

Book via Fizzbox.

Prosecco bike tour

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Available: all month
Price: £550 per group, up to 12 people

All aboard the prosecco bike in Edinburgh! Experience the city with a twist as you buckle up for a tour like no other, where every seat comes with a constant flow of bubbly goodness!

Your lively guide will meet you at the designated spot, leading you through the city’s hotspots. Once you’re onboard, it’s time to pedal the bike and pop bottles of prosecco and toast to whatever brings you joy. Pedal through Edinburgh’s historic gems for an hour, all while enjoying your share of 10 litres of prosecco.

The bike also boasts an onboard sound system so you can pedal along to a party playlist, as well as flashy LED lights to kick the party into high gear.

Book via Fizzbox.

Afternoon tea bus

 
Available: all month
Price: £42.50 per person

Indulge in this relaxing activity experience where you not only have your cake but eat it too, literally! You’ll be cruising around Edinburgh on a vintage Routemaster bus, sipping a glass of fizz as you feast your eyes on a spread fit for royalty. Dive into finger sandwiches, mini quiches, cupcakes, and warm scones with cream, jam, and fresh strawberries. With a royal treatment that includes prosecco, tea or coffee, this is perfect for birthdays or hen parties in Edinburgh. The Edinburgh tour sweeps you through iconic spots like Edinburgh Castle, Palace of Holyrood house, and the charming Old Town.

Book via Fizzbox.

Cocktail making at The Cauldron

Available: all month
Price: £32.99

Are you prepared for a magical twist on mixology? Step into the Cauldron on Frederick Street, Edinburgh, an enchanting realm where you don a cloak and wield a wand to craft drinkable elixirs through molecular magic. Under the guidance of a professional mixologist, embark on a whimsical journey creating quirky drinks. Learn the art of molecular mixology, blending ingredients and elixirs that change colour, bubble and smoke! In just one hour and 45 minutes, conjure up three molecular cocktails and, of course, quality-test your magical creations by sipping on the enchantment you’ve crafted. This is one of the most spellbinding things to do in Edinburgh this month, so book your spot now and let the magic begin!

Book via Fizzbox.

Feragaia pop-up alcohol-free bar

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Date: 23-27 January 2024
Price: £5

Explore the world’s smallest free spirit bar in a Victorian Police Box on Princes Street, Edinburgh. Experience innovative Feragaia serves crafted by top mixologists. Book a spot, watch the masters at work, and enjoy alcohol-free delights.

NO BOOKING REQUIRED.

Discover the first-ever Broons Annual at the National Library of Scotland

Location: National Library of Scotland, George IV Bridge, Edinburgh
PRICE: FREE

Dive into a piece of Scottish literary history at the National Library of Scotland, where curators recently added the last piece to their collection of Broons annuals—the elusive 1939 first edition.

This sought-after edition, a publishing phenomenon since 1939, has enduring appeal, making it a cultural treasure. The Broons, iconic characters of the annuals, address generational conflict with a gentle touch, contributing to their multi-generational and timeless popularity.

The library’s Sport, Leisure, and Newspapers Curator, Ian Scott, emphasizes the relatability and unchanging nature of The Broons, encapsulated in tenement flats, neighbourhood streets, and the Scottish language. Witness this piece of Scottish heritage on display at the ‘Treasures of the National Library of Scotland’ exhibition in 2024.

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