Spectacular views of the city from ramparts of the Castle. Not to be missed
Running from the Castle down to Holyrood House, this ancient street always has something going on. There are usually street performers, craft stalls and throngs of people. Check out some ...
Bring a hat! Not a hard climb at all, but it can be a windy one! Like anywhere outdoors in Scotland if its not the height of summer make sure ...
Great museum - smaller than London's Natural History Museum but packed with engaging material and interactive exhibitions. Great for kids, lifts and baby changing everywhere. Free entry too!
As a tourist you could be forgiven for the confusion when Edinburgh people talk about the new town. To the new world this part of Edinburgh is old, dating back ...
Massive Gothic monument to the author Sir Walter Scott. You are supposed to be able to walk up the stairs to the top, but I've never done it.
The best view in Edinburgh. If you're short on time, skip the castle and come here instead. Maybe grab a blanket, some cheese and wine, and have yourself a picnic.
I love Edinburgh and the Princes Street gardens are beautiful, running alongside Princes Street. A lovely place to sit and people watch.
The Grassmarket is the perfect area of town to get lost in when you first arrive in Edinburgh. The mix of pubs, antique books stores, vintage clothing shops and restaurants ...
What a great show and performance by some of the world's best military bands. Some of the countries represented were Norway, Canada, USA, Australia, England, and Scotland, just to name ...
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