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

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

Gladstone's Land offers an insight into life amongst the hustle and bustle of Edinburgh's Old Town in the 17th century. For a comparison between old and new, you should a

The Midlothian Snowsports Centre, or Hillend as it is commonly known, was once the biggest dry ski slope in Europe. It is the closest ski venue to Edinburgh and has plent

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

If you are interested in the local history of Edinburgh, then the Museum of Edinburgh is a good place to start. The museum is full of information about the city’s rich

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

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

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

Rosslyn Chapel was founded in 1446, having taken 40 years to complete. It was well worth the effort, as a visit here will prove.............