Attractions in Edinburgh

Edinburgh’s western skyline is dominated by three spires of St Mary’s Cathedral, which is Scotland's largest cathedral and a renowned masterpiece of Victorian Gothic

Discover more about the events that shaped the world around us and the universe beyond at Our Dynamic Earth. This museum combines fun and learning and has massive appeal

Explore the natural world, world cultures, art and design, science and technology and Scottish history, all under one roof!............

Canongate Kirk – a congregation with ancient traditions and a vibrant sense of Christ’s calling in today’s city.............

The house and gardens at the House of the Binns makes an excellent visit for those who are interested in local history. The house is still occupied by the Dalyell family

Scotland has been blessed with several internationally-recognised literary figures like Robert Louis Stevenson, Sir Walter Scott and Robert Burns. This small museum offer

The Dean Gallery is one of two modern art galleries, situated directly opposite each other, that form part of the National Galleries of Scotland. It houses incredible col

The Museum on the Mound is situated in the Bank of Scotland Head Office and is, unsurprisingly, all about money. It may sound a little dull at first, but the museum is re

Edinburgh Castle is not the only castle within the city limits; this fine property being case in point. Craigmillar Castle now semi-ruined, is still well preserved and se

The Crichton family was one of the most influential and wealthy, and this castle in Midlothian represents that. Latterly, Crichton Castle became the home of the Earl of B