Attractions

The ultimate underground journey through Edinburgh’s darkest history!

Discover remarkable stories on a unique 16-seat convertible mini-coach.

Dynamic Earth is a five star visitor attraction in Edinburgh that tells the story about our planet and how it came to form.

The house has been restored to show a typical Edinburgh New Town house.

The Scott Monument, among the largest monuments to a writer anywhere in the world.

John Knox House dates back to 1470, which makes it one of the only original medieval buildings surviving on the Royal Mile.

Daytime vault tours, once the haunt of criminals, body snatchers and witches alike!

Home to over 1,000 rare and endangered animals, including the UK’s only giant pandas and Queensland koalas.

Visit this picturesque distillery and experience a real taste of Scotland.

Glide from Edinburgh Airport to the city centre on board Edinburgh Trams with an Adult Open Return Ticket.

Take in the spectacular views of the Three Bridges, the beautiful panoramas of the Edinburgh skyline.

Go ‘behind the scenes’ in an independent, family-owned brewery every Saturday.

Delve deep into the past of one of Edinburgh’s most intriguing and enigmatic sites and discover Edinburgh’s best kept secret.

Newhailes brings three centuries of history to life. Originally built in the 17th century, this Palladian house was owned by the influential Dalrymple family.

Visit the incredible five star Scottish Seabird Centre in North Berwick, just 30 minutes from Edinburgh.

Hopetoun House is often referred to as Scotland’s Finest Stately Home.

A visit to the award-winning National Mining Museum Scotland is an absolute must.

Edinburgh Butterfly & Insect World, the world’s longest running butterfly house.

Situated at the top of Calton Hill, climb 127 steps to the top where you will enjoy breath-taking panoramic views of Scotland’s capital.