It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas in the capital as a top George street venue gets kitted out in their famous festive lights.
The Dome has put up the iconic Christmas decorations in October marking the unofficial run up to Christmas.
READ MORE - 'Overzealous' Edinburgh security guard at Southside Lidl broke shoplifter's leg
Sign up for Edinburgh Live newsletters for more headlines straight to your inbox
The building is one of Edinburgh’s most famous landmarks and known for its grand decorations and is usually the first to deck their halls in festive decorations.
Although it’s another week until Halloween and a whole month until the full Festive events and decorations kick off in Edinburgh, the Dome are always ready for Christmas it seems.
The giant Corinthian columns are dressed in lavish sparkling lights each winter that will look magnificent during the dark December nights.
Sparkling lights are matched with a grand Christmas tree inside of the lavish dining area that dominates the interior.
The main pillars outside are covered in greenery with golden yellow and red lights spiralling down each of the six columns which makes the perfect festive backdrop.
The planters at the front are also covered in fairy lights, ready to twinkle as night falls.
Decorations at the Dome seem to become more popular every year with the site soon to become a Instagrammer hotspot, packed with tourists and begrudging partners getting adorable pictures in front of the stunning backdrop.
The grand Christmas decor will be up from now October 16 to January 8 so there is plenty of time to pop down for a photo.
The Dome is home to the stunning grill hall in the former banking room, luxurious Georgian tearoom and magnificent club room, the New Town venue is a dazzling place to visit for food and drink.
Putting up Christmas decorations at the plush venue early comes as no surprise as the venue opened its bookings for the festive season back in February this year.
You can find out more and book here.
READ MORE:
We tried driving an Edinburgh Tram and there is more to it than meets the eye
Edinburgh motorist films queue 'for miles' on busy road due to weekend closure
Edinburgh activists cover Waitrose aisle in milk as shoppers watch on
Elderly West Lothian dog searching for forever home where she can 'go for naps'
Family demand refund after 'holiday from hell' saw dirty rooms and sewage smells
