Attractions in Edinburgh

St. Giles' Cathedral, with its unique crown spire, is a landmark in Edinburgh and is popular with tourists. There has been a church on this site for over 900 years but al

Calton Hill is situated at the East End of Princes Street and features some of the most iconic views of Edinburgh as well as monuments and buildings.............

The City Art Centre is a tall building in the Old Town that overlooks Waverley Train Station, often standing out from the other buildings by the large advertisement of it

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

Butterfly and Insect World is a great place to bring children, especially if they are interested in wildlife. It is an interactive experience with the chance to handle sn

Blackness Castle was built in the 15th century by one of the area’s richest families. Set on the banks of the Firth of Forth, it boasts enviable views across the river

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

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

The Scottish Storytelling Centre can be found halfway along Edinburgh's Royal Mile, a magical world offering something to capture every imagination. Highlights include th