The Royal Family used this yacht as a means of transportation to places all over the world. After 968 royal journeys, ownership changed hands. The boat now...
Midlothian Snowsports Centre boasts the biggest artificial ski slope in the UK and is the training center for the Scottish Olympians. There are two main...
This phenomenal museum celebrates the beauty of the earth via innovative technology. It is situated at the opposite end of the Old Town from the castle,...
There's a reason that Scotch whisky is world renowned - it's the best! Sampling Scotland's national drink is a must for visitors, so why not do it right and...
If you're feeling adventurous then why not scale the rocky crags on the edge of town to get a closer look at Arthur's Seat? It is a dormant volcano that...
The Scottish Parliament at Holyrood officially opened in 2004. This is where Members of the Scottish Parliament (MSPs) meet to debate Scottish issues. It is...
Edinburgh is said to be one of the world's most haunted cities, and there are a number of tours available for those who will risk an encounter with the...
Any plant or flower, rare and common, can be seen and enjoyed at the Royal Botanic Gardens. It was originally developed as a learning conservatory for...
Edinburgh Castle was a royal residence until the late 16th century and Mary Queen of Scots gave birth to James VI there (he went on to be James I of...
The diverse collection at the National Museum of Scotland encompasses the history of Scotland along with exhibitions of international interest. You can...
Edinburgh is blessed with a rich history and a vibrant atmosphere. There are countless attractions so you’ll never run out of things to do on your visit to Scotland’s capital. The city attracts millions of tourists each year and with good reason. In order to get the most from your trip there are certain Edinburgh attractions that you simply have to visit and we bring you the details right here. Learn what this picturesque and welcoming city has to offer.
Simon has lived in various corners of Edinburgh over the last 18 years. He fell in love with the city as a small child after visiting the castle and returned to study Scottish History.
After leaving Edinburgh University, he worked in the games industry for seven years before embarking on a full-time writing career. He also married and had two children along the... Read More