Break away from the Royal Mile and discover everything you need to know about the vibrant capital – from a Scotsman ...

With guided tours and audio tours offered in eight languages, there are few excuses not to visit the Edinburgh Castle. The oldest section. St Margaret's Chapel, dates from the 12th century, while ...

A family city guide to Edinburgh The streets of Scotland’s capital are magical for kids, with national museums to explore, extinct volcanoes to climb and the looming spectre of Edinburgh Castle ...

The Royal Mile links Edinburgh Castle and Holyrood Palace, with lots of stops along the way. This is where visitors can shop for the perfect souvenir, like a wool scarf or tweed bag; swing by a ...

One of the things that makes Edinburgh so special is that it has a bit of everything all in one place. A bracing walk up Arthur’s Seat or along the Salisbury Crags can be followed instantly by a fine ...

Edinburgh Castle, where kings and queens lived until the 17th century, sits at the top of the Royal Mile. The Palace of Holyroodhouse, which became a royal residence in the 16th century, sits at ...