The best places to study in Edinburgh

“Black Medicine is a top place, room downstairs, staff are amazing and good coffee”

“They even have three work desks complete with desk lamps and extra sockets! The wifi is free, fast and has so far worked flawlessly.”

“Red Kite Café is a spacious, bright café in the Abbeyhill neighborhood, well-loved by remote workers for its relaxed atmosphere, reliable WiFi, and great coffee. This is a consistent Triber favorite.”

“It’s not very big but at off-peak times it’s not a problem to get a seat. They have free wifi, extra sockets”

“The Central Library on George IV Bridge is a beautiful, free, and publicly accessible building right in the heart of the Old Town.”

“the Scottish Poetry Library, another quiet oasis for reading and working, further down the Royal Mile.”

“One of the main benefits of this library is that it is located right in the centre of the George Square campus and open 24/7. ... Its size also makes it a safe bet for studying because you are always sure to find a spot (although beware of exam season…).”

“There’s free WiFi, a welcoming atmosphere, and both locations (Stockbridge and Home Street) are open until 10pm.”

“The cafe offers WiFi, tea, coffee and an array of snacks — plus yummy homemade soups.”

“New College is the home of the School of Divinity. It’s also home to a newly-refurbished library and Rainy Hall – a large dining hall with a cheap cafe”