Edinburgh
Edinburgh – a thousand years of history
It hosts the world's biggest arts festival, has a dramatic medieval castle on its main street; can draw on a literary tradition ranging from Burns and Stevenson to Rankin and Rowling; its restaurant scene has both variety and quality, and the Queen is in residence here every summer. Edinburgh also offers fantastic museums, galleries, pubs, interesting shops and some seriously classy hotels. Welcome to the capital of Scotland.
Top Highlights in Edinburgh
Camera Obscura is a system of mirrors that projects a periscope image of the city on to a...
Edinburgh Castle is a grand and glorious structure that sits atop an extinct volcano known...
Holyroodhouse Palace was built by James IV basically as a stopping off point for the Royals...
Founded in 1892, Mortonhall Golf Club is the oldest club in Edinburgh, and one of the most...
Our Dynamic Earth is located near the former home of Edinburgh-born James Hutton, the...
The Royal Botanic Garden has delighted both plantlovers and those just out for a casual...
If you only get to see one thing in Edinburgh, the Royal Mile is it. This impressive street...
Sir Richard Rowand Anderson's impressive building originally housed the National Museum of...
The Museum of Edinburgh traces the history of the capitol from prehistoric times to today.
The Royal Yacht Britannia sit moored at the docks in Edinburgh after over 40 years of service...
The Scotch Whisky Experience offers information as complicated as you want to make it.
The Wee Red Bar is pretty much just as the name suggests. It's red and you better believe it is...
Top Guides in Edinburgh
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