Edinburgh

About Edinburgh

There’s a magic to Edinburgh that makes it quite unlike any other British city. It boasts a unique blend of grand Georgian architecture, some truly stunning natural beauty, and more than a few welcoming pubs and restaurants. The Scottish capital’s city-break appeal is thanks to its blend of old and new. Visit history-rich locations like the Royal Mile which leads up to The Palace of Holyroodhouse, and Edinburgh Castle overlooking the city from its perch on Castle Rock.

It’s easy to eat well in Edinburgh, with the city offering plenty of Michelin-starred restaurants and some superb Indian, Thai, and Japanese eateries. Those looking to sample Scotland’s most famous tipple will find no shortage of bars which specialise in Scottish malt whiskies.

One of the best ways to appreciate Edinburgh is by booking onto one of the special interest tours offered by local expert guides. Walk around the city’s underground vaults, discover the origins of some of the magnificent buildings on an architectural tour, or see the most well-known sites on a hop-on hop-off bus tour.

Thanks to its many vibrant annual events, visitors are drawn to Edinburgh all year round. From celebrating Burn’s Night in January, to a packed summer full of its famous comedy Fringe Festival and Royal Military Tattoo, to Hogmanay, possibly the world’s most famous New Year’s Eve bash.