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Map of Edinburgh Attractions
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Royal Mile Residence
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Royal British Hotel
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Central Hotel
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What to Do in Edinburgh
Edinburgh CastleThe most majestic sight in Edinburgh – a fortress dating back to the 12th century and home to the Scottish royal jewels. |
St Giles' CathedralA beautiful staple of historical architecture set in the heart of Edinburgh, a must-see for every visitor. |
Royal MileA must-see – the fascinating heart of Edinburgh and the most beautiful street in the city with pubs, shops and more. |
Scott MonumentA huge monument dedicated to Sir Walter Scott. You can climb up the stairs and view the city from above. |
Holyrood PalaceHer Majesty the Queen's official Scotland residence – a must-see for the fans of the Royal Family. There's also an abbey and gardens. |
Princes StreetIf you are visiting the UK for shopping, this is the street. There are both common shops and high-class boutiques. |
Calton HillA place to go for a stunning view right in the heart of Edinburgh. Various picturesque buildings can be seen on the top. |
The Scottish ParliamentAn exciting opportunity to experience the political life of Scotland, here in the heart of Old Town. |
Princes Street GardensThe perfect place to rest after spending the day shopping at Princes Street. A good spot to view the Edinburgh Castle. |
GrassmarketHome to various clubs, restaurants and bars, this is the street to enjoy Edinburgh nightlife. |
George IV BridgeSurrounded by bars and restaurants, this elevated street makes for a very fine dining spot. |
Holyrood ParkAn ideal place for hiking and relaxing, valued for its wildlife. Arthur’s Seat provides an enthralling scenery of the city. |
National Museum of ScotlandA wonderful and educative experience for both adults and children. Features a wide variety of exhibits in seven floors. |
Old Calton CemeteryThe resting place of notable Edinburgh citizens and a peaceful place north of busy Edinburgh. |
Victoria StreetOne of the finest streets in Edinburgh with various boutiques, restaurants, bars and music clubs. |
Museum of EdinburghAn excellent chance to learn about the city's history through various items like the National Covenant and the glassware. |
Suggested Edinburgh Trips
Edinburgh in 24 Hours (1 day)See the most important landmarks in the centre of Edinburgh in one day. |
Two Unforgettable Days in Edinburgh (2 days)Explore the capital of Scotland and its attractions in two days. |
Guide to Edinburgh's Best Whisky BarsThis guide will help you find the best whisky bars in Edinburgh. |
Printable Tourist Map of Edinburgh
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