Edinburgh is the glorious capital of Scotland. The city is home to endless incredible architecture that ranges from Old Town to Georgian, medieval to elegant. Scattered with beautiful greenery and tranquil parks the city has so much to offer you’re likely to love any trips you take to the glorious city.
8 reasons to visit
- Get immersed in Scottish history.
- The people are incredibly friendly.
- Theres great food to be had.
- You can do a lot for free!
- Its a walkable city for those who like to be on their feet.
Places to visit
The city is devided into twelve different neighbourhoods, each with their own unique charm to win you over…
The Royal Mile – a beautiful street with plentiful architecture, shops and cafes for you explore.
Arthurs Seat- a more scenic setting and possibly your only chance to sit on the edge of an extinct volcano.
The Scott Monument- if heights dont bother you this is an incredible place to see the city aswell as the incredible gothic architecture.
Price rating
Things to do
Visit and wonder Edinburgh Castle, which has recently been voted top UK Heritage Attraction in the British Travel Awards.
Revel at the culture in the Scottish National Gallary of Modern Art, for those with and without a passion for art.
Enjoy an interesting and cost free day out in the National Museum of Scotland, a great choice for the whole family.
Places stay
Ibis Styles Edinburgh Centre, St Andrew Square.
Waldorf Astoria Edinburgh- The Caledonian
Dakota Edinburgh
DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel, Edinburgh City Centre
Weather guide
Edinburgh, much like most of Scotland, tends to have temperate temperatures and is no stranger to the rain no matter what time of year. So dont forget an umbrella!
Essential Information
Edinburgh is often considered as one of the safest cities in the world but its always best to be catious.
Getting around
Luckily most things are within walking distance in the city so be sure to pack your walking shoes! Another great alternitive to walking would be to use their cycle routes and cycle your way around.
Map of Edinburgh:
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