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

The College is set in 125 acres of beautiful parkland just outside Edinburgh and the historic 16th century building and peaceful surroundings.............

This building was never used as an actual dungeon, but you could be forgiven for believing it had. This attraction brings horrifying stories of Edinburgh's dark past to l

The Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art hosts several temporary and permanent exhibitions of modern art. Highlights include works by Matisse, Picasso, Bacon and Warho

Climb aboard the Royal Yacht Britannia and experience first hand what it was like to holiday as a royal. Discover the history in the visitor centre and then take the audi

This magnificent 18th century Georgian House is a fine example of New Town architecture and living conditions at this time. A visit to Gladstone’s Land in the Old Town

Blackford Hill is 164m high hill located in the south of Edinburgh. You can enjoy a clear view over Edinburgh, Edinburgh Castle, and Arthur's Seat, Pentland Hills and th

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 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

Edinburgh Zoo is the largest attraction of its kind in Scotland. It is home to over 1000 animals from all sorts of varying habitats. The zoo provides visitors with the ch