A must do in Edinburgh. Five-star tours, rooftop views of Edinburgh Castle, and rare bottles you won't find anywhere else.
Scotland's most iconic landmark, perched dramatically above the city. Don't miss the Crown Jewels and the Stone of Destiny inside! It's centuries of Scottish history in one visit.
There's no better introduction to Edinburgh than a walk straight down the spine of its old town. Stretching from a hill-topping castle to a royal palace, this ramble is appropriately called the Royal Mile (though it's actually 200 yards longer than a mile). Despite being crammed with tourists and kitschy shops, it's also lined with some of the city's top sights.
Take a HIKE! But in a nice way. An extinct volcano right in the city, with a 30–45 minute hike up to the summit. It's a bit of a climb, but the payoff is one of the best panoramic views over Edinburgh you'll find anywhere - well worth the effort for anyone up for a walk. Feel free to stop for. drink at Calton Cafe on the way down. Call it a reward!
Engage in a Harris Tweed bag making class. The perfect keepsake, In this hands-on, 60-minute session, you'll have the chance to personalise your own bag! Choose the base colour of your bag, select your favourite Harris Tweed® cloth lid, and add decorative straps to complete your design.
Edinburgh's most extensive network of underground vaults, with tales of witchcraft and dark history you won't find on a standard city tour. Whether you go for the haunted vaults or the full terror tour, it's an unforgettable (and slightly spooky) way to spend an evening in the Old Town.
A great way to spend your Sunday morning if hair of the dog is what you need!
Looking for fresh seafood for your lunch, Dune is your friend, serving insane Lobster rolls, Mussels and famous Fish and Chips, you can rely on its reputation to keep you right!
Get up close with Scotland's most iconic residents, the Highland cows, at Kinkell Byre. If you're visiting from America, this is a uniquely Scottish experience you won't want to miss. Feed, pet, and snap photos with these gentle, shaggy locals while taking in the beautiful Fife countryside. It's a fun, memorable outing and the perfect way to add a little extra Scotland to your trip.