Located on Chambers Street, opposite Greyfriars Kirk, the National Museum of Scotland is housed in a Romanesque Revival building.
Greyfriars Bobby was a Skye Terrier or Dandie Dinmont Terrier who became known in 19th-century Edinburgh for spending 14 years guarding the…
This historic marketplace was once a witness to many public executions - you can find a memorial commemorating the victims here.
The most majestic sight in Edinburgh - a fortress dating back to the 12th century and home to the Scottish royal jewels.
Come and enjoy the perfect place to rest after a long day of shopping at Princes Street.
National Gallery of Scotland, which opened in 1859, is housed in this neoclassical building designed by a great Scottish architect, William…
Come and admire this huge spire monument dedicated to Sir Walter Scott, one of Scotland's greatest historical novelists.
Visit this beautiful staple of historical architecture set in the heart of Edinburg, one of the most important architectural landmarks…
Visit the fascinating heart of Edinburgh and the most beautiful historic street in the city full of pubs, restaurants, cafés, museums,…
Arthur's Seat is located in the centre of Holyrood Park and it is its highest point.
If you want to escape the rush and buzz of Scotland's capital, Holyrood Park is an ideal place for a bit of hiking.
Visit her Majesty the Queen's official Scotland residence. It was originally founded as a monastery in 1128 and it is situated at the end of…
Located in the Holyrood area of the city, this gem of modern architecture houses the Scottish Parliament since 2004.
Housed in a historical building from the late 16th century, Museum of Edinburgh offers an excellent chance to learn about the city's…
This cemetery is the resting place of many famous Edinburgh citizens, such as David Hume, John Playfair, and William Blackwood.
Located in the very heart of the city, Calton Hill is an absolute must-see when in Edinburgh.
