How to live life in Edinburgh, Scotland?

Question

I will move from the other side of theAtlantic to Scotland and want to make the most out of it, so please help me answering the following questions:

1. How can I save money? What supermarkets are cheaper? Where is cheaper to buy fruits/veggies super market or fruit shop? Tips on money!

2. Are there any running/yoga clubs I can join (am not student) if possible for free?

3. Whats the mentality of young adults in Edinburgh? (25 onwards) what are they more into?

4. I dont know anyone, where can I go to meet people and make friends?

5. Public tartan track?

any other tips will b greatly apreciated

Answer 1

Tesco is the best supermarket better to shop at supermarket.

Don't know any running clubs but i am sure there is loads.

Young Scottish adults we like to go to the pub predictable but true.

Join a club or you will soon meet friends in your local.

Don't get what you mean on last point

Scots are very friendly people and you will make friends quickly

Answer 2

FarmFoods, Lidl, Tescos & Morrison's are the cheapest supermarkets. Get everything from a supermarket including clothes & electrical goods. Makro for clothes.

Here is a web site of all Scotlands running clubs

http://www.scottishsport.co.uk/running/c...

Young adults into wine, dining out, gyms & computers.

Just start frequenting your local pub or wine bar. You will soon get in to the scene.

The only tartan track I know of is at Meadowbank Stadium. It was invented for the Commonwealth Games. Tartan track is an all-weather synthetic track surfacing for athletics made of polyurethane. It lets athletes complete in bad weather without serious performance loss and improves their results over other surfaces.

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Answer 3

its a friendly place with all cultures,young folks generally like to go out drinking etc(not all)but there is a problem in whole of scotland with binge drinking(gettin drunk every weekend etc)