Scottish Seabird Centre - Edinburgh

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

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 building itself dates back to 1885 and holds portraits of significant Scottish persona, who in one way or the other, made an impact on and shaped Scottish history, ar

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

Edinburgh's Camera Obscura is one of the city's oldest tourist attractions and remains today as popular as it ever was. A great visit for children and adults alike, a fun

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 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

This is a must-visit for any whisky fanatic. Telling the story of whisky from its humble beginnings to the international industry it is today, the Scotch Whisky Experienc

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

This resplendent stately home, built in the 17th century, is still lived in to this day. The house is open to the public during the summer months and the 6500 acres of gr