If you tire of sightseeing and shopping, there’s no better place to rest up than the beautiful green space of Princes Street Gardens. Located adjacent to the famous shopping district […]
If the beating heart of Edinburgh is its historical buildings and monuments then, the central vein feeding that beating heart would be Princes Street. Like so many famous European boulevards, […]
Edinburgh Castle is consistently ranked as a must-visit location for those seeking an authentic experience of Edinburgh. The Castle is steeped in history and has a settlement heritage dating back […]
The Palace of Holyroodhouse was built in the late 1600s although there is architecture present dating as far back as 1128. Situated opposite Edinburgh Castle at the bottom end of […]
Hidden below Scotland’s capital is a long-extinct volcano. The peak of this Volcano forms what is called today, Arthur’s Seat. Thought to be named after the Legendary British King, Arthur’s […]
No Scottish adventure is complete without a 10-minute walk up the famous, Calton Hill. A brisk climb to the top will reward visitors with the most incredible 360 degree, panoramic […]
In the far southern corner of Edinburgh’s Old Town are the two different but connected buildings that make up Scotland’s National Museum. With exhibits covering a range of themes, there’s […]
No trip to Edinburgh would be complete without a visit to the Old Town. This fascinating area dates all the way back to Edinburgh’s medieval past. Edinburgh’s Old Town is […]
Standing tall and proud amidst the incredible architecture of Edinburgh’s Royal Mile is the magnificent St Giles’ Cathedral. Home to the presbyterian movement and with a rich and colourful history, […]
Author Walter Scott, who wrote many classic works including Ivanhoe is a Scottish national treasure. Lots of visitors to Edinburgh will see The Scott monument, few will take the time […]