The Scottish Parliament - Edinburgh

Take a step back in time and find out what it was like for ordinary people living in Edinburgh in the olden days. The People’s Story has plenty for you to discover, and

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

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

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

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

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

St Cuthbert's Church Hidden in the trees to the western end of Princes Street Gardens is the solid and imposing bulk of St Cuthbert's Parish Church.............

The centrepiece of the City of Edinburgh and its most iconic feature is, without doubt, Edinburgh Castle.............

The National Gallery of Scotland is second only to Edinburgh Castle in terms of visitor numbers. It’s not surprising when you consider the wealth of fine artworks that

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