No trip to Edinburgh would be complete without a visit up Arthur’s Seat, Edinburgh’s extinct volcano located in Holyrood Park. Arthur’s Seat offers spectacular views over the city. Holyrood park is a 640-acre Royal Park adjacent to Holyrood Palace. Arthur’s […]
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Discovery Scotland’s hidden treasures at The National Museum of Scotland! It is an essential stop on your tour of Edinburgh and is a wonderful escape from the dreary weather that Scotland is so famous for, as well as a great […]
Dean Village is arguably one of the most scenic and tranquil spots in the whole of Edinburgh. With its rustic 19th-century architecture, bubbling river and lush greenery, you will feel transported back in time and far away from the bustle […]
The Royal Botanic Gardens, situated just a 10 minute walk away from our Canon Court apartments, is the perfect getaway from the hustle and bustle of the city – come rain or shine. Our world famous Royal Botanic Gardens is […]
This is the Queen’s official residence in Edinburgh and is the home of Scottish royal history. The State Apartments are used regularly by The Queen for State ceremonies and official entertaining. The Queen lives at the Palace of Holyroodhouse while attending […]
Edinburgh Castle is the biggest visitor attraction in Edinburgh and Scotland, as such be prepared for allot of people and queues. My top tip is buy your tickets online and save some money. Edinburgh Castle has a complex building history. […]
Situated on the Royal Mile, St Giles’ Cathedral, the High Kirk of Edinburgh is positioned in the heart of the city and is one of Scotland’s most iconic buildings. Founded in 1124 by King David I it has gone through […]
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