Visitor Attractions
Scotland's answer to Kew gardens, Edinburgh's botanical gardens are a great place to learn about trees, ferns…
The few visitors that jump the shut iron gate into St. Bernard's Well are usually imbibing something stronger…
More than a monument, this is a mini, neo-classical temple to Scotland's national bard.
Edinburgh Zoo is one of Scotland's top attractions. While some question the ethics of keeping wild animals in…
Housed in the distinctive, red-brick Castle Mills heritage building (a former rubber factory and brewery co
East Fortune airfield saw action in two world wars. It now brings the story of aviation from the First World…
The Museum of Edinburgh is a series of interconnected 16th and 17th century buildings situated on the Royal
Arniston House has been home to the Dundas family since 1571. The estate originally belonged to the Knight's…
The Castle Gardens are on a steep hill directly under Edinburgh Castle to the South of the West Princes…
The ruins of Linlithgow Palace are set in a parkland beside a loch in the town of Linlithgow, a quarter of an…
Georgian building run by the National Trust of Scotland as a public museum, that has been carefully restored…
The Nelson Monument is a tower on the top of Calton Hill used by 19th century mariners to set their time-…