Scottish Seabird Centre - Edinburgh

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

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

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

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

It may be hard to believe, but in Edinburgh’s Old Town there are alleyways hidden underneath the streets that we use today. The Real Mary King’s Close tour takes you

The Scottish Parliament Building was opened in 2004 and is a quite unique and extraordinary spectacle of modern architecture. Free guided tours are on offer to all visito

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

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

The National Museum of Flight can be found near East Fortune in East Lothian. There is lots to see and do here, and interest for all the family. The museum is home to man

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