Start your exploration of Edinburgh at the castle that dominates the city.
Immerse yourself in Scottish history by visiting the halls and exhibitions. Walk down the Royal Mile and explore the Palace of Holyroodhouse, the royal residence. Relax in the adjoining gardens.
In the afternoon, explore the charming Grassmarket area, known for its historic shops and pubs. Finish the day by climbing Arthur’s Seat, a hill offering panoramic views over the city, and most of times stunning sunsets.
Head to the National Museum of Scotland in the morning, home to cultural and scientific treasures.
Continue with a visit to the bustling New Town, where Georgian architecture shines.
Discover the modern art gallery in Dean Village. After lunch, explore the National Museum of Modern Art, and in the evening join a haunted tour of the Old Town for an immersion in Scottish legends.
Start with a visit to the Queen’s Palace, the Palace of Holyroodhouse.
Then explore the charming Stockbridge area, known for its independent boutiques.
After lunch, discover the Royal Botanic Gardens. In the afternoon, visit the Scott Monument and the Writers’ Museum. End your stay with a stroll along the Water of Leith Walkway.
In the evening, soak up the Scottish nightlife in the pubs of the Old Town.
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